The Mediterranean Pottery Museum is housed inside an old oil mill. Take a tour of the Mediterranean and learn more about the day-to-day life of Mediterranean civilizations, through the pottery they left behind.
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Two major collections are presented:
- A collection of traditional glazed earthenware from Saint-Quentin-la-Poterie, and a collection of pipes and 'terraillettes' from the Job Clerc factory.
- A collection of 700 glazed, rough and utilitarian pottery pieces from around the Mediterranean, with various functions, including water transport, cooking, grain storage etc.
The Museum covers an area of approximately 400 m² (2 floors, 11 rooms) and contains more than 1200 pieces of pottery.
Every year from April to October, a temporary exhibition is presented on a theme, a period, a ceramic trend.
- A collection of traditional glazed earthenware from Saint-Quentin-la-Poterie, and a collection of pipes and 'terraillettes' from the Job Clerc factory.
- A collection of 700 glazed, rough and utilitarian pottery pieces from around the Mediterranean, with various functions, including water transport, cooking, grain storage etc.
The Museum covers an area of approximately 400 m² (2 floors, 11 rooms) and contains more than 1200 pieces of pottery.
Every year from April to October, a temporary exhibition is presented on a theme, a period, a ceramic trend.
Two major collections are presented:
- A collection of traditional glazed earthenware from Saint-Quentin-la-Poterie, and a collection of pipes and 'terraillettes' from the Job Clerc factory.
- A collection of 700 glazed, rough and utilitarian pottery pieces from around the Mediterranean, with various functions, including water transport, cooking, grain storage etc.
The Museum covers an area of approximately 400 m² (2 floors, 11 rooms) and contains more than 1200 pieces of...
- A collection of traditional glazed earthenware from Saint-Quentin-la-Poterie, and a collection of pipes and 'terraillettes' from the Job Clerc factory.
- A collection of 700 glazed, rough and utilitarian pottery pieces from around the Mediterranean, with various functions, including water transport, cooking, grain storage etc.
The Museum covers an area of approximately 400 m² (2 floors, 11 rooms) and contains more than 1200 pieces of...
- TipsPass Up Essentiel offer: Admission to the Museum of Mediterranean PotteryFrom 26 Mar 2025 to 31 Oct 2025
Rates
Rates
From 1 April 2025 to 31 October 2025
Until 31 October 2025
Adult
4€
Reduced price
2.50€
Package: Visit to the Museum + Clock Tower :
Adults: €5
Group visit by appointment: 2.5€ to 3.5€/person
Adults: €5
Group visit by appointment: 2.5€ to 3.5€/person
Payment methods
Payment methods
Payment methods
Bank/credit card
Check
Travellers Cheque
CashGroups (Max capacity)
Groups (Max capacity)
- 15 Maximum number of people
Openings
Openings
From 7 April 2025 until 31 October 2025 - Open everyday
