This 1000 metre square space is dedicated to funding contemporary art and artists. For families and newcomers, a fun 45 minutes course gives you a hands-on introduction to art.

The centre itself is located inside a 17th century Capuchin monastery that has housed monks, prisoners, schoolchildren, and workers. There is also a grocery store that was opened in 1949.

• Disabled accessible; wheelchair provided on request.
• Parking is free for 3 hours; before leaving, show your entry ticket to parking cash shop / bookstore.
• Check online for ongoing trade shows.

• Free for under 18, teachers, students, job seekers, ICOM card holders, disabled persons.

• You’ll have to drive to here.

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