Museums in Moselle

Musée des Arts de la ville
57000 Metz

The Gold Court Museum in Metz, founded in 1839, is a museum of art and history located in the Great East. It houses Gallo-Roman, medieval collections and fine arts in the heart of the city, on the presumed site of the palace of the kings of Austrasia.

Musée d'Archéologie et d'Antiquité
57630 Bezange-la-Petite

The Départemental Salt Museum of Marsal, located in Marsal in Moselle, traces the history of salt mining since the Iron Age in an ancient fortified gate of Vauban.

57130 Ancy-Dornot

The 1870 War Museum in Gravelotte (Moselle) is a modern military museum dedicated to the Franco-Prussian conflict and the Moscow Annexation, housing 6,000 historical objects in a brutalist building designed in 2008.

Musée de la mine
57700 Neufchef

The Écomusée des Mines de Fer de Lorraine à Neufchefchef, located in the Great East, traces the history of Lorraine mining from 1820 to the present day through underground galleries and unique industrial collections.

Musée de la mine
57540 Petite-rosselle

The Mine, Wendel tile museum in Petite-Rosselle, is a 19th-century mining industrial site located in Moselle (Great East), preserving the history of Lorrain coal mining and its modern techniques.

Musée du pain et de la Meunerie
57720 Volmunster

The Musée du Moulin d'Eschviller in Volmunster (Moselle) is an 18th-century grain mill transformed into a centre for the interpretation of rural techniques, open to the public since 1987 in the Vosges du Nord Natural Park.

Musée d'Art moderne
57000 Metz

The Pompidou-Metz Centre, inaugurated in 2010, is a modern and contemporary art museum located in Metz, in the Great East. The first cultural decentralization project of the Centre Pompidou Paris, it is distinguished by its bold architecture signed Shigeru Ban, Jean de Gastines and Philip Gumuchdjian.

57200 Bliesbruck

The Musée de la faience et des techniques faiencières, located in Sarreguemines (Great East), traces the history of the local factory, founded in 1790, and exhibits 19th-century emblematic ceramics.