Museums in Champagne-Ardennes

Museum of Archaeology and Antiquity
52200 Langres

The Langres Museum of Art and History, founded in 1841 in an old church in the Old Town, houses archaeological, artistic and historical collections, reflecting two millennia of local history. Located in Langres in the Great East, it combines medieval heritage and contemporary architecture.

Museum of cutlery
52800 Lanques-sur-Rognon

The Nogent Cutlery Museum, located in Nogent (Haute-Marne), values the technical and social history of local cutlery, from the 18th century to the present, in a modern and identity setting.

Museum of Popular Arts and Traditions
52500 Fayl-Billot

The Vannery Museum of Fayl-Billot, located in the East, is a monument dedicated to local craftsmanship. Located in Fayl-Billot, it showcases traditional know-how.

52000 Brethenay

The Musée des Beaux-Arts et d'Archéologie de Chaumont, located in a former medieval palace, houses various collections, from archaeology to contemporary art, including ancient crèches and major works from the Grand Est region.

52400 Aigremont

The Aigremont Municipal Museum, located in the Greater East, houses Gallo-Roman remains and local natural collections. Set in the ancient communes of a medieval castle, it highlights the heritage of the Haute-Marne.

52000 Brethenay

The Musée de l'Affiche, located in Chaumont in the East, houses a collection of 5,000 historical and modern posters, from Gustave Dutailly's legacy in 1905. Installed since 2017 at the Signe, the national centre of graphic design, it values graphic design in an old building of the Banque de France rehabilitated.

Motorcycle and Bike Museum
51340 Trois-Fontaines-l'Abbaye

The Musée du Vélo à Trois-Fontaines-l'Abbaye, located in the East, is a place dedicated to the history of cycling in this picturesque town. No specific period is indicated.

Art Museum from private collections
51100 Reims

The Reims cryptoportic is a U-shaped Roman underground gallery, vestige of the ancient forum, located in the city centre. Dating from about the year 100, it shows the importance of Reims in Roman times.