Experts' Choice Award Musee d'art moderne Andre Malraux
What the experts agree on
This striking 1960s glass building flooded with Le Havre's legendary sea light houses France's second-largest Impressionist collection, creating a luminous space where the architecture itself enhances the art.
“Near the waterfront, this luminous and tranquil space houses a fabulous collection of vivid impressionist works.”
– Lonely Planet
U.S. News & World Report10.0
"This Le Havre art museum, located in a bright 1960s glass-and-metal building, boasts enormous plate glass windows that perfectly allow in the famous light that has fascinated artists for decades." Full review
Fodor's "Occupying an innovative 1960s glass-and-metal building, the city's art museum has soaring plate-glass windows that bathe the interior in the famous sea light that drew scores of artists to Le Havre." Full review
Independent "The Musée d’art moderne André Malraux (€10 with temporary exhibitions, closed on Mondays) has the second-largest collection of Impressionist art in the country"
