OPENING HOURS
All visits are by prior reservation only (by email or phone).
From March 25 to October 14:
Wednesday and weekends: 9:15-12:15 and 13:30-17:30
Afternoons on Thursday and Friday: 13:30-17:30
From October 15 to March 24, reservations are required only for groups (10 people or more).
Departure times for guided house-museum tours:
Wednesday and weekends: 9:30 / 10:45 and 13:30 / 14:45 / 16:00
Afternoons on Thursday and Friday: 13:30 / 14:45 / 16:00
PRICES
Full price: €8
Reduced price: €5 (youths aged 12-18, students, persons over 65, job seekers, groups of 10 people or more, persons with disabilities, access to temporary exhibition only).
Schools: €2
Free admission: children under 12, Maillanais residents, museum curators, primary and secondary school teachers (Pass Education), press card holders, conference guides.
PAYMENT METHODS
Credit card, cash, or check.
LANGUAGES
French, English, Dutch.
MAILLANE, A POETIC VILLAGE
After the visit, stroll through the quiet streets of the village:
the house where he lived, the poet's statue, shady squares and Provençal facades extend the discovery. Thanks to an interactive system of kiosks, combining texts, photos, and videos, a unique and innovative view of Maillanais heritage is offered.
Simply download the "Maillane Connect" app or scan the QR code.
The museum's toilets are equipped with accessible facilities for persons with disabilities.
Elevator: Thanks to the elevator, the entire new permanent and temporary exhibition route and commercial space are accessible to people with reduced mobility and strollers. However, the first floor of the house is not accessible to wheelchair users.
Parking: In front of the Frederi Mistral Center or cemetery (for buses).
PRICES Full price: 8 € Reduced price: 5 € (youths aged 12 to 18, students, over-65s, unemployed, groups of 10 people or more, persons with disabilities, admission to the temporary exhibition only). Schools: 2 € Free: children under 12, local residents, museum curator, primary and secondary school teachers (Education Pass), press card holder, tour guide.
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