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Journées européennes du patrimoine - Dans la peau d'un marin pêcheur du 19e siècle

Name: Journées européennes du patrimoine - Dans la peau d'un marin pêcheur du 19e siècle
Start: 2026-09-19
End: 2026-09-20
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Musée de la Conserverie, 8 impasse du Nord, 29750 Loctudy

Loctudy - Conserverie Le Gall - Pays bigouden — ©
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To mark European Heritage and Matrimoine Days, the museum’s outreach officer borrowed the Malle aux Sens® from the Douarnenez Maritime Festivals Association – funded by the Brittany Region – to offer visitors to these exceptional annual events the chance to step into the world of an early 19th-century fisherman. This was a wonderful opportunity for participants to gain an appreciation of how fishing techniques have evolved in the Cornouaille region of Brittany, ahead of the opening of the 2026 temporary exhibition.