We wanted to visit & waited for the opening time but despite ringing several times, initially discretely, then less so....there was nobody to open the gate.

This is worth the trip if you have the time. We did it after visiting all the other things, but were slightly disappointed by the few things on show.

lovely, beautiful & peaceful place but i can't go inside as lunch time or yet to open in March? i don't know. just pass through it & take some picture only.

This unusual museum is dedicated to Absinthe -- the rise and fall, the uses and abuses, the apparatus and applications of this alcoholic drink, especially in France during the 18th and 19th centuries. The museum is operated by a woman who has studied absinthe as...More

Although I detest the taste of any type of modern day anise based drinks (pastis, raki, ouzo, arak, etc.), I still found this museum a worthwhile visit because I knew absolutely nothing about absinthe. I like to operate on the basis that it is good...More

Alcohol has always had a strong connection with both culture and the time period in which it was prevalent. Absinthe is just that. If you are interested in french history or art, absinthe provides a window to both. This museum houses extremely rare original posters...More

We visited the Absinthe Museum as part of our Vincent van Gogh experince in Auvers sur Oise and found it a total waste of 4.5 euros each. It is only one room (upstairs so it cannot be seen from the reception where you pay) with...More