The exhibition is not big and you have to schedule in a guided tour to get the most out of it.
Especially interesting for people interested in silk. They have a good shop with all kinds of silk items.
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The exhibition is not big and you have to schedule in a guided tour to get the most out of it.
Especially interesting for people interested in silk. They have a good shop with all kinds of silk items.
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At 6 euros each this was a bit of a disappointment. Mostly in French Emphasis on the technicalities of silk weaving rather than the silk workers home. Short presentation on the silkworm and history of silk growing
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The Silk Weavers House tour was very informative and interesting.
Great silk merchandise made in Lyon available for purchase.
We highly recommend this attraction.
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lovely guided tour, however it could be more structured. we are non-french speakers and we could tell the guide was telling more to the french people.. maybe it's because she struggled with vocab, but this could be avoided by planning what she would be saying and translating it beforehand.. apart from that it is really worth going..not sure if the...
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It is a must go after the unique Lyon Textile Museum for people who want to know more about the Lyon's silk industry which began in the 15th and 16th centuries.
This place located on the Croix-Rousse plateau,an area built in the XIX to welcome the silkweavers workshops displays several looms,posters,a weaving demonstration and houses a silk shop of reliable...
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