The Inguimbertine at the Hôtel-Dieu is a remarkable 18th-century building located in Carpentras, formerly a hospital founded by Malachie d’Inguimbert, bishop of Carpentras from 1735 to 1757. Among its historical treasures, it houses an emblematic apothecary’s shop, a testament to the medical history of the era, as well as a beautifully preserved baroque chapel and a large gallery. This listed building has undergone significant renovation works since 2017 and has been transformed into a modern multimedia library. A place of knowledge and heritage, it houses works of art, heritage documents, and, ultimately, the city's museum collections, displayed in their original context.
By reintegrating the Inguimbert collections in their original layout, the Inguimbertine is committed to offering visitors a complete cultural experience. This unique place combines the past and the present, with spaces dedicated to reading and research, while preserving the historical and artistic richness of the local heritage.