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Not only was the inventor of the ambulance from Bigorre, but he also came from the neighbouring village of Campan: Beaudéan. There, the Larrey Museum offers an evocation of the life of Dominique Jean Larrey, born in 1766 in a typical Beaudéan house, now reimagined as a museum.

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The birthplace of the precursor of humanitarian medicine!

A surgeon in Napoleon’s army, he distinguished himself by his dexterity and his visionary spirit: he created the “flying ambulances”, treating all the wounded without distinction of nationality.

Sound and light show, surgical objects, reconstructed ambulance, art gallery, the Larrey Museum is a place of discovery for all!

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Comment y aller ? Depuis Campan, à environ 2 kilomètres en direction de Bagnères-de-Bigorre.
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