Three remarkably well-preserved rooms, including one of the few laboratories open to the public and still in working order, reveal the pharmacy of yesteryear during a guided tour.
A visit takes you straight into the chemistry of centuries gone by: the back store and dispensary display rich collections of earthenware and glassware, most of which still contain plants and curative substances, all in a beautiful setting (woodwork in the Louis XV and Louis XVI styles).
On-street parking or on the site of the Brou monastery, a 5-minute walk away.
Reservations required online or at the Tourist Office, places are limited.
The apothecary is not accessible to wheelchair...
A visit takes you straight into the chemistry of centuries gone by: the back store and dispensary display rich collections of earthenware and glassware, most of which still contain plants and curative substances, all in a beautiful setting (woodwork in the Louis XV and Louis XVI styles).
On-street parking or on the site of the Brou monastery, a 5-minute walk away.
Reservations required online or at the Tourist Office, places are limited.
The apothecary is not accessible to wheelchair users (stairs). Thank you for your understanding.