Die Museen sind alphabetisch geordnet nach Standort.

Montivilliers Abbey

The former Monasterii Villare, which gave its name to the town Montivilliers, is amongst the greatest monastery establishments of the 7th century in the lower valley of the Seine.It was there that Saint Philibert, founder of Jumièges, created a women’s monastery in 684 later destroyed by the Vikings and only rebuilt at the beginning of … Weiter » „Montivilliers Abbey“

History Museum Mulhouse

The Museum (Musée Historique) tells the city’s history from the Stone Age to the present days. A theme path through the museum gives a deeper perspective of the city’s Roman, Celt, Frank) past and the old local lifestyles.

Museum of Fine Arts Mulhouse

The museum (Musée des Beaux-Arts) housed in the Villa Steinbach, has been created to provide an insight to the history of art, to spread French paintings and to supporting local artists. You will dive into rich and harmonious workships. From Brueghel to Henner over Bougueereau.  

Museum of Fabric Images

The museum (musee d’impressions) is  the world’s leading centre for fabric images, fashion and decoration. The museum covers industry, fashion and technology, and Mulhouse’s vibrant industrial past  

Lotharingian Museum

The museum (Le palais des ducs de Lorraine – Musée lorrain) presents the architectonic heritage of the ducal palace and its Renaissance pieces. Everyday items, jewellery, weapons of pre-historic, Gallo-Romanic and Merovingian civilisations reflect the early history of the region. Medieval and Renaissance art and spirituality find expression in the collection of extraordinary sculptures. The collections of folk art … Weiter » „Lotharingian Museum“

Museum of Fine Arts Nancy

The collections  of the museum (Musée des Beaux-Arts) show a broad panorama of art in Europe from the 14th up to the 21st century: paintings, sculptures, graphics and glass works.