Guided tour of the Gallé-July Museum

The Gallé-Juillet house traces the life of a Creillois family from the Revolution to the First World War. The rooms in this wealthy residence have not changed since the Belle Époque: Visiting the kitchen, dining room, living room and bedrooms, visitors can discover a remarkable collection of decorative arts (stamped furniture, works by the artist Emile Gallé, objets d'art, ceramics and paintings), then be surprised by the smoke-producing desk and its bound books, the curiosity cabinet and its shells, the collection of old toys and its astonishing children's theatre, or by the tragic fate of Maurice Gallé, illustrated by souvenirs of the Great War.

Our guides invite you to discover this fine example of life in the Belle Époque.
Guided tours from Wednesday to Friday, all year round (excluding public holidays) and on the 1st and 3rd weekends of each month, in addition to school holiday weekends (zone B).
Duration: 1h30
The museum is one of the "Musées de France" and is therefore free to all on the 1st weekend of each month.

The museum is not accessible to people with reduced mobility.
Information at the museum on 03 44 29 51 50 or musee@mairie-creil.fr