Museums in Seine-Maritime

76490 Anquetierville

The House of Templiers, located in Caudebec-en-Caux in Normandy, is a 13th century civil building, the oldest building of the city, now home to a museum of local history and archaeology.

Musée d'histoire naturelle et de Paléontologie
76600 Le Havre

The Museum of Natural History of Le Havre, housed in a classic 18th century building, houses collections in zoology, paleontology and prehistory, marked by the bombings of 1944.

76170 La Frénaye

The Lillebonne Municipal Museum in Normandy houses Gallo-Roman and local collections. Founded in 1897, it showcases Juliobona's ancient history and ethnographic heritage.

Musée de la ferronnerie et des armes blanches
76000 Rouen

The Musée Le Secq des Tournelles, housed in the old church of St. Lawrence (XVth–XVIth centuries) in Rouen, houses the world's largest collection of ironwork, a legacy of the 19th century.

Musée des arts textiles et de la tapisserie
76960 Notre-Dame-de-Bondeville

The Vallois Corderie Industrial Museum, housed in an ancient 19th-century rope factory in Notre-Dame-de-Bondeville, Normandy, bears witness to the local industrial history and the production of mechanized ropes thanks to historical machines still in operation.

Musée d'histoire de France
76260 Baromesnil

The Musée Louis-Philippe du château d'Eu, located in Eu in Normandy, is a 16th century historic castle, former royal residence and museum labeled Musée de France, famous for its role in the Entente Cordiale.

Musée des Sapeurs-Pompiers
76710 Anceaumeville

The Musée des sapeurs-fireurs de France in Montville (Anceaumeville, Normandy) exhibits three centuries of firefighter history, with historical equipment and objects, including the oldest arm pump of France (1721).

76000 Rouen

The Pierre Corneille Museum, housed in a 16th century house in Rouen, traces the life of the writer and exhibits his works in a preserved historical setting.