Built in an old Ursuline convent close to the Lamartine Museum, this interesting exhibition examines the way that people of this order would have lived. The building has been dated to around 1675 and is one of the more impressive structures in this area of town. Filled with Roman archaeological discoveries that have been made in the area and paintings that have been collected over the last few hundred years, this is an interesting place to visit on both a religious and historical level.
