Glass Museum, Blangy-sur-Bresle
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About Glass Museum
The Glass Museum (Musée du Verre) is a specialized museum dedicated to the art and craft of glassmaking, housed in the stunning 16th-century Manoir de Fontaine built in 1525 by monks from Saint-Michel du Tréport Abbey. Located in the heart of the Bresle Valley, known as 'La Glass Vallée' - a region responsible for producing approximately 80% of the world's luxury perfume bottles - the museum showcases over 30,000 perfume bottles, 250 glass molds, and 300 traditional glassmaking tools across 400 square meters of exhibition space. Visitors can explore complete glass production processes from raw materials to finished products, with detailed exhibits on clay pot techniques, glass compositions, and both manual and mechanical manufacturing methods.
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RecommendedIncludes guided tour and live glassblowing demonstration. Guided tours at 14:30 and 16:00.
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The Manoir de Fontaine that houses the museum has a royal connection - King Henri IV of France stayed here during his military campaign in Normandy in the late 16th century. The manor's strategic location made it an ideal resting point for the king as he consolidated his power during the French Wars of Religion.
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