This museum was established to house the priceless Dietsch collection of 2,500 “Goose” games. It occupies a restored wing of the palais du roi de Rome (palace of the king of Rome).

The most noteworthy items of the collection are displayed in chronological order from the 17th century to the present. Since its origin, this board game has been used for every possible manner for entertainment, education, and propaganda.

It offers an unmatched source of insight into social mores and customs, science and industry. A gaming room and game booklet for children will help make your visit one of discovery and enjoyment.