Bergès Museum : an escapade in the history of hydroelectricity

The museum is housed in the emblematic Art Nouveau residence of the innovative engineer Aristide Bergès, the founder of hydroelectricity. The house thus becomes a precious witness to the industrial and energy epic that was born under Bergès’ impetus. Every nook and cranny of this exceptional remembrance space tells the fascinating story of the encounter between art and industry, highlighting the human ingenuity that has shaped our relationship with energy.

The Musée Bergès transcends the simple museum setting by inviting visitors on an immersive dive into the past, offering a deep understanding of the impact of hydroelectricity on our daily lives. Art and industry merge in subtle ways, creating an atmosphere where every object, every work, tells a part of this epic saga. The carefully preserved collections on display reveal details of the hydroelectric adventure, from machines to artistic sketches, bearing witness to the evolution that has transformed the energy landscape. It’s a place where knowledge mingles with wonder, where visitors are invited to explore the inner workings of this energy revolution that has left an indelible mark on industry and society.