musée de
la mécanique d'art
et du patrimoine
de sainte-croix

Access and Parking Information

From Wednesday, July 8, through Friday, July 10, due to construction on Rue de l’Industrie, MuMAPS will be accessible only on foot.

Our visitors are invited to park at :

  • Parking du Platon, quartier du progrès, 1450 Sainte-Croix
  • 6 min walk from MuMAPS

For groups or visitors with limited mobility, visitors can be dropped off in front of the former Museum of Arts and Sciences (10 Avenue des Alpes). Vehicles must then park in the designated areas:

  • to the station for buses
  • at the Platon parking lot for cars

Thursday 14.05

  • 1:30 pm – 5:30 pm
  • guided tours with demonstrations: 2pm & 3:30pm

Friday 15.05
  • 1:30 pm – 5:30 pm
  • guided tour with demonstrations: 3pm

Saturday and Sunday 16-17.05

  • 1:30 pm – 5:30 pm
  • guided tours with demonstrations: 2pm & 3:30pm

Saturday and Sunday 23-24.05

  • 1:30 pm – 5:30 pm
  • guided tours with demonstrations: 2pm & 3:30pm
  • special activities for MuMAPS Night and Day

Monday 25.05

  • 1:30 pm – 5:30 pm
  • guided tours with demonstrations: 2pm & 3:30pm

04.09.2026
18:00
à 20:00
Free admission

Opening Reception for the “L’Atelier” Secret Notebook

Come discover “L’Atelier,” the first issue of the “Carnets Secrets” series, in the presence of its authors
26.09.2026
at 15.02.2026
14:00
à 15:00
Free
all audiences

World Watch Day x Sainte-Croix

MuMAPS and the Mec-Art Association are joining forces with World Watch Day to organize an international roundtable discussion (in English). Five distinguished guests will be invited to discuss the uniqueness of the Sainte-Crix region, the last place in the world to preserve and practice the full range of skills, knowledge, and techniques related to watchmaking and artistic mechanics.

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Le Jupon de l’Absinthe
28.09.2025
27.09.2026
A multi-sensory, historical and initiatory exhibition, Le Jupon de l’Absinthe invites visitors to discover the work of contemporary and regional artists inspired by the Belle Epoque and the prohibition of Absinthe.
Mécanique d’art. The dream factory