Musée du Vieux Pau

The provided research materials do not contain specific information regarding the Musée du Vieux Pau in Pau, France. The available sources focus on other major cultural institutions in the city, such as the National Castle Museum (Château de Pau) and the Museum of Fine Arts, but they do not mention the Musée du Vieux Pau, its history, opening hours, or admission fees.

The Château de Pau is a significant historical site and the most visited heritage site in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques department, attracting over 100,000 visitors annually. Located at Rue du Château, 64000 Pau, it features a collection of tapestries, including Gobelins works, and highlights the 1,000-year history of the castle, its connection to King Henry IV (who was born there), and Napoleon Bonaparte. The museum can be contacted at +33 5 59 82 38 00.

The Museum of Fine Arts in Pau is noted as the second-largest in Aquitaine and houses Degas' "The Cotton Office in New Orleans." Other listed museums in Pau include the Parachute Memorial Museum, the Museum of Resistance and Deportation, the Lescar Museum, and Le Bel Ordinaire.

Travelers interested in the Musée du Vieux Pau are advised to consult official tourism resources for Pau or the Pyrénées-Atlantiques department for accurate details. The provided texts highlight the rich cultural and historical offerings of Pau, particularly its royal heritage and artistic collections, but they do not confirm the existence or specific details of the Musée du Vieux Pau. It is possible that this museum is a smaller local institution not covered in the general summaries provided. For a complete understanding of Pau's museum landscape, visitors should verify the status and location of this specific venue through local tourism offices.