Museums in Upper Normandy

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 des Artistes peintres célèbres
27620 Giverny

The Claude Monet Foundation in Giverny is a 19th century artist's house surrounded by remarkable gardens, located in the Norman village where the painter lived 43 years.

Musée de la ferronnerie et des armes blanches
27160 Francheville

The Musée de la ferronerie de Francheville, located in Normandy, is a monument dedicated to metallurgical crafts in the commune of Francheville. No specific period is documented.

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 de la mer et de la pêche
76400 Colleville

The Musée des Terre-Neuvas et de la Pêche, closed in 2012, was a space dedicated to the maritime history of Fécamp (Seine-Maritime), celebrating the morutière and herring fishery in Normandy.

Musée d'Archéologie gallo-romaine
76170 Lillebonne

The Gallo-Roman Museum Juliobona in Lillebonne, Normandy, exhibits 300 local archaeological pieces discovered since the 19th century, illustrating the ancient life of the city of Juliobona.

Musée des arts textiles et de la tapisserie
76210 Bolbec

L'Atelier-musée du textile de Bolbec, Normandy, is a museum housed in an old textile factory. It traces the entire chain of cotton work through passionate volunteers.

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).