Museums in Lorraine

Musée des Beaux-Arts
54100 Nancy

The Musée des beaux-arts de Nancy, set up in Place Stanislas since 1936, is a European art museum from the 15th to the 20th century, created in 1793 and enriched by shipments from the Louvre.

Musée d'Archéologie et d'Antiquité
88350 Liffol-le-Grand

The Liffol-le-Grand Archaeological Museum, located in the Great East, is a space dedicated to the preservation and exhibition of historical objects in the town of Liffol-le-Grand.

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 d'Art contemporain
88000 Chantraine

The musée départemental d'Art ancienne et contemporain (MUDAAC) in Epinal, in the Vosges, houses 33,000 works, from European masterpieces to Lorraine's archaeological collections, in a building mixing history and modernity.

Musée d'Art et d'histoire locale
57100 Thionville

La Tour aux Puces, 12th century dungeon in Thionville (Moselle), is a former Carolingian fortified building transformed into a municipal museum. Medieval symbol of the Great East.

Musée du Judaïsme
88600 Bruyères

The former Bruyères synagogue, built in the early twentieth century, is a pink sandstone building transformed into a museum dedicated to ceramics and local history. Located in the Great East, it bears witness to the Jewish heritage of Vosges.

Musée des arts et traditions populaires
88240 Harsault

The Moulin Gentrey, a former 19th-century starch factory in Harsault (Vosges), is a museum that traces the history of potato starch production in the Vosges, the flagship region of this industry.

88370 Bellefontaine

The Musée Louis Français, located in Plombières-les-Bains in the Vosges, is a museum of art and local history, housing the works of the painter Louis Français and collections related to thermalism and the artisanal traditions of the region.