Created in 1991, this unique French departmental museum traces the history of cardboard box manufacturing and printing in Valréas, the capital of French cardboard, from its origins in the mid-19th century to the present day.
The Musée du Cartonnage et de l'imprimerie is a beautiful tribute to the identity of Valréas, capital of French cardboard.
The exhibition deals with the manufacturing and printing of cardboard from the middle of the 19th century to the present day. The discovery of these two flourishing industries continues until the contemporary creations.
A long history put in boxes, all in shape and color!
Reduced priceSeniors aged 65 and over, trainees in vocational training, civic service, accompanying a VaucluseMusées card holder, partnership agreements (see reception agent).
€4.00
StudentPrice per person
€4.00
Job seekerAdmission to the museum is free for jobseekers and people on minimum social benefits with proof of entitlement.
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Large familyReduced rate of €4 for an adult accompanying a child under 18.
€4.00
Group adultsPrice per person (from 10 people) including guided tour of approx. 1h30.
Reservations required
€5.00
Group childrenAdmission is free for self-guided tours.
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Set price group adultsPrice per person for self-guided tours
€3.00
Set price group childrenPackage price for a guided tour or animation
€25.00
Free of charge: Vauclusiens (residents of Vaucluse) with proof of less than 3 months' residence, recipients of minimum social benefits.
Free for all on the 1st Sunday of each month.