The “Ivresse” exhibition awaits you at the Paul-Dupuy Museum

An exhibition exploring the many facets of intoxication

With “Ivresse,” the Paul-Dupuy Museum presents an exhibition that examines a universal theme across the centuries. Through works of art, graphic works, historical artifacts, and contemporary perspectives, the exhibition reveals the many representations of intoxication in society, literature, the arts, and traditions.

This exhibition highlights the richness of the museum’s collections while inviting visitors to reflect on the place of this subject in our cultural heritage. Each room offers a new perspective, blending curiosity, history, and aesthetics.

Just a few minutes’ walk from the Grand Hôtel de l’Opéra, the Paul-Dupuy Museum is an ideal stop to enrich your stay in Toulouse. After your visit, enjoy the atmosphere of the historic squares, cafés, and narrow streets that give the “Pink City” its unique charm.

Whether you’re a museum lover or simply looking for an original cultural outing, the “Ivresse” exhibition is a wonderful opportunity to discover Toulouse from a fresh perspective.

Open Friday through Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.