The Ernest Cognacq Museum is a French regional history museum, located in the city of Saint Martin de Ré, Île de Ré, France. The museum is housed in the "Hotel de Clerjotte", built in 1470-1480 by Louis Clergeat, taxman for Charles de France, Duke of Guyenne, and master of Île de Ré.
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We arrived 27/09/23 afternoon before the 30mins closing time and we’re advised museum is SHUT!
The male member of staff at the entrance was very very rude!
When we explained the A4 NOTICE ON THE FRONT OF THE ENTRANCE DOOR - he was having none of it!
HE DID NOT WANT OUR CUSTOM! We arrived this afternoon before the 30mins closing time and we’re advised museum is SHUT!
The male member of staff at the entrance was very very rude!
When we explained the A4 NOTICE ON THE FRONT OF THE ENTRANCE DOOR - he was having none of it!
HE DID NOT...
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Small museum where we escaped the heat and broke up the drive back to La Rochelle. Nice collection and very informative on the history of the island. Well done structurally and with the flow of time and information. Thoroughly enjoyed our visit and would recommend visiting if you're in the beautiful town of...
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A very interesting museum highlighting the rich history of the island. And to make everything easier to understand in English (and other languages) they have an app which explains all in...
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