The Universe Of The Scrap Poet: An Unusual Stroll In Morbihan.

If you are looking for a unique visit idea during your vacation in Morbihan, come and discover the world of the poet scrap metal artist! This fantastic world is filled with whimsical constructions, mobile sculptures, and characters born from the imagination of Robert Coudray.

An artist with a fertile imagination.

"The Universe of the Scrap Poet" is a fantastic world straight out of the imagination of Robert Coudray.

For over 25 years, this artist has been building a fairy-tale and unique universe from various found objects and simple pieces of scrap metal! As a true expert in recycling, he uses everything he can find, including pieces of metal or glass, to create unusual contraptions and animated sculptures.

It seems that all he needs is a few nails and two or three gears to bring a character or fascinating machines to life, which he gladly describes as "dream-making machines".

A world imbued with poetry.

Although it is often described as an open-air museum, the Universe of the Scrap Metal Poet is above all a fantastic world, populated by strange characters and turbulent objects.

No less than 80 machines, each more surprising than the next, provoke astonishment and wonder from visitors. In this maze with offbeat humor, the sculptures are noisy and the objects mischievous.

You should allow 2 hours for a visit to immerse yourself in the magic of these places and discover all the surprises. We won't reveal them all to you so as not to spoil the pleasure of discovery, but know that in this poetic universe you will encounter automatons and musical fountains...

A visit for the whole family.

The Universe of the Scrap Poet is a wonderful world where both young and old can freely wander.

This slightly crazy place, created by a single man like the Ideal Palace of Facteur Cheval in Drôme, will delight the youngest who can give free rein to their imagination and wandering dreams.

The creator of this phantasmagorical universe is a big child who describes himself as a graduate of the School of Truancy. Children are therefore welcome in his slightly eccentric kingdom.

Practical information

This magical world is nestled in the heart of Morbihan in the town of Lizio.

Over the years, it has continued to expand and now houses a café, an artisanal products shop, a vegetable garden, and a bookstore, not to mention the restaurant offering cuisine made from local and organic products: Le Resto des Prés!

Online reservations are recommended throughout the season, especially between July 14th and August 25th.

Address:
L'Univers du poète ferrailleur
La Ville Stéphant
56460 LIZIO

Opening hours:
The museum is open every day from April 1st to November 5th, 2023.

- From April 1st to June 30th: every day from 2pm to 6pm
- From July 1st to August 31st: every day from 9:30am to 7pm
- From September 1st to November 5th: every day from 2pm to 6pm

Rates (2023):
- Adults: €7.50
- Children aged 4 to 18: €6.50
- Reduced rate (students, unemployed, disability): €6.50
- Family rate: 3rd child free

Please note: for adult or children groups, it is possible to benefit from a reduced rate upon reservation.

Contact:
Phone: 02 97 74 97 94
Email: [email protected]

Author: Audrey
Copyright image: Morbihan Tourisme
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More informations: https://www.poeteferrailleur.com/
In French: L'Univers du poète ferrailleur : une balade insolite dans le Morbihan
En español: El Universo del poeta chatarrero: un paseo insólito en Morbihan
In italiano: L'Universo del poeta rottamatore: un insolito giro nel Morbihan
Auf Deutsch: Die Welt des Schrottdichters: Eine ungewöhnliche Tour durch das Morbihan.
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