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Musée du Poiré

Attraction · Barenton

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Things are sparkling new in Normandy-Maine! An original way to get to know the area Did you know that the only museum in France dedicated to this iconic, delicious sparkling pear cider is located in southern Normandy between Alençon and Mont Saint-Michel? The museum was recently renovated, and now features new scenography, high-tech exhibits and an orchard trail that is fully accessible! You'll love the friendly atmosphere and dynamic energy in the museum, where our heritage is conserved and passed on via the collections. The museum participates in the development of the local area and the lives of the residents. An entertaining and informative visit At the western entrance to the Normandy-Maine Regional Park, this pear and apple museum has been located in Barenton since 1983, in the buildings of a typical Normandy farm, made of stone, wattle and daub and half-timbered walls. Visit its amazing collections on cider-making and learn how the uses, products and techniques have changed over the years. With exhibits featuring impressive historical pieces for crushing fruit, including a real traditional press and an apple mill in granite, as well as modern tools and processes, you will

From the tourism feed, updated 8 Nov 2026 by Attitude Manche. Rules can differ by commune, so check the signs on site.

Questions dog owners ask

Are dogs allowed at Musée du Poiré?
Probably. 2 Google reviewers say they brought a dog, but the place has not confirmed it, so ask before you go.
Are there any dog-friendly restaurants near Musée du Poiré?
None confirmed yet. These may accept dogs, so ask before you go: Le Relais du Parc (1 km), Le Saint Georges (5 km), La Cour des Grands (7 km).
Where is Musée du Poiré?
La Logeraie, 50720 Barenton, in the Manche department of Normandy, France.

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