Museums in Lorraine

Musée du tracteur et du matériel agricole
88410 Martinvelle

The Musée Jadis in Martinvelle, in the Great East, presents a collection dedicated to local heritage. This cultural place showcases objects from the past in a preserved historical setting.

Musée d'Archéologie et d'Antiquité
57400 Buhl-Lorraine

The Sarrebourg Country Museum, founded in 1905 in Sarrebourg (Great East), combines local archaeology, Niderviller faiences and works by Marc Chagall in a contemporary building.

Musée des arts et traditions populaires
88100 Sainte-Marguerite

The farm-museum of the Soyotte, located in Sainte-Marguerite in the Great East, was an eighteenth-century museum dedicated to Vosgesian rural life, today closed since 2019.

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 textiles et de la tapisserie
88310 Ventron

The Vosges Textile Museum in Ventron is a monument dedicated to textile history, located in the Great East. No specific period is indicated.

Musée de Peinture
57630 Bezange-la-Petite

The Musée départemental Georges-de-La-Tour in Vic-sur-Seille, Moselle, is a museum of contemporary art with works from the 17th to the 20th century, centered on the local painter Georges de La Tour, in an architecture blending old and modern.

Musée de la dentelle
88500 Mirecourt

The Mirecourt Lace Museum, located in the East, is a monument dedicated to local craftsmanship. Located in Mirecourt, it highlights a historical know-how that is still poorly documented.

Musée de la bière
88270 Ville-sur-Illon

The Vosgian ecomuseum of the brewery, located in Ville-sur-Illon in the Vosges, is a former 19th century industrial brewery, now museum preserving traditional methods of making beer in an Art Nouveau setting.