Univers du poète ferrailleur

A magical getaway in a tiny world of scrap metal

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La Ville Stéphant, 56460 Lizio

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This little magical place is sure to change your children’s opinion of museums for good. The machines laugh and the garden is full of mischievous objects. All those colours in motion will leave them speechless.

In this place, there is poetry in the rolling of ball bearings and magic in the metallic squeaks. It took Robert Coudray some twenty years to bring this deeply moving museum to life from his imagination. You’re sure to be captivated by the charm of this place, which is both magical and lively. Allow a good two hours to see the 80 animated sculptures, automata, kinetic machines, musical fountains and other wind totems… Your visit will become an invitation to celebrate life, to experience emotion and to contemplate. Make the most of your visit by exploring the eco-logis, also designed by Robert Coudray, and be sure to take a detour to the charming village of Lizio.