Centre National et Musée Jean Jaurès

The Centre national et musée Jean Jaurès is a municipal establishment located in the city of Castres, Tarn. It is dedicated to presenting the life and times of Jean Jaurès, a prominent French socialist leader. The museum was established in 1954 and became the Centre national et musée Jean Jaurès in 1988. It is situated in the city centre of Castres and holds the label 'museum of France'.

Activities at the Centre national et musée Jean Jaurès

The Centre national et musée Jean Jaurès offers a variety of activities for visitors of all ages. For children, the museum offers workshops such as calligraphy, as well as games with questionnaires and crosswords about the life of Jean Jaurès. Guided tours are also available, providing a more in-depth understanding of the exhibits and the life of Jean Jaurès.

Layout of the Centre national et musée Jean Jaurès

The Centre national et musée Jean Jaurès is spread over four levels, each offering a unique experience. The ground floor houses a temporary exhibition space and a reception area with a shop selling books, postcards, and other items related to Jean Jaurès. The first floor is home to the permanent collections, which chronologically present the life of Jean Jaurès. The second floor features a conference room, and the top floor houses the archives and sources, along with a consultation room for researchers, students, and interns.