Musee national des douanes

Musee national des douanes is a National museum. The National Customs Museum is situated in the Hotel des Fermes du Roi, a sparkling case of eighteenth century Bordeaux design. The gallery ignores Place de la Bourse, the main transportation trade in France. From opium funnels to an artistic creation by Monet, the exhibition hall includes a stunning bureau of interests backpedaling to the eighteenth century.

The building was initially built to house the antecedent of the traditions office, the Ferme Générale, which gathered charges for the lord. The nearby base camp of French traditions has been situated here for more than two centuries. The exhibition hall is situated in a previous traditions lobby 40 meters in length with 16 columns, eminent curves, and a veritable "bureau of interests".