The Museum of Estavayer-le-Lac presents its famous collection of 108 frogs, recently restored, in a completely redone room. Naturalized between 1849 and 1860, the frogs depict different situations of the daily life of the time. But the Museum also exhibits objects that have marked the region from prehistory to the Second World War. Of note are pieces donated by the spahis interned in Estavayer and a kitchen from the 17th century. Many rooms still resemble a real cabinet of curiosities. All this is located in a building dating from the 15th century and which was the residence of Humbert de Savoie, known as the "Bastard", Lord of Estavayer.


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