Museums in the Meuse

Musée de la faïence
55120 Rarécourt

The Musée de la faience de Rarécourt, located in the commune of Rarécourt in the Grand Est region, is a monument dedicated to local crafts. His precise history remains to be discovered.

55300 Ambly-sur-Meuse

The Museum of Sacred Art of the Meuse, located in the former Benedictine abbey of Saint-Mihiel, preserves religious works from the 12th to the 19th century, from the rural Meusian churches.

55300 Ambly-sur-Meuse

The Raymond Poincaré departmental museum, housed in a neo-Louis XIII castle in Sampigny (Meuse), traces the life of the politician and his influence on the Third Republic.

Musée de la guerre 14-18
55270 Varennes-en-Argonne

The Argonne Museum in Varennes-en-Argonne, in the Great East, traces the local history, from the arrest of Louis XVI to artisanal traditions, in a former museum founded in 1936.

Musée de la guerre 14-18
55100 Fleury-devant-Douaumont

The Memorial of Verdun, located in Fleury-devant-Douaumont in the Meuse, is a museum dedicated to the Battle of 1916, offering a Franco-German vision of this emblematic conflict of the First World War.

Musée de la bière
55700 Autréville-Saint-Lambert

The Stenay Beer and Country Museum, housed in an old 17th-century maltry in Stenay (Meuse), traces the brewing history of the Grand East region. Ranked a historic monument, it houses more than 55,000 objects related to the manufacture and cultivation of beer, from Mesopotamian origins to the present day.

55140 Brixey-aux-Chanoines

The Jeanne d'Arc Museum, located in Vaucouleurs in the Great East, traces the Johannic epic through historical and artistic collections from the 16th century to the present.

55600 Avioth

The Jules Bastien-Lepage Museum in Montmédy, in the Great East, combines art and military history, housing works by the painter and collections on fortification since ancient times.