Museé des Beaux Arts

Angers, France

The museum of fine arts in Angers is arranged according to two themes: the history of Angers told through works of art from Neolithic to modern times and fine arts from the 14th century. Don’t miss the intriguing display of religious antiquities on the first floor.

References:
  • Eyewitness Travel Guide: Loire Valley. 2007

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Michael Torbit (6 months ago)
Nice museum to visit. Great historic exhibit on the history of Angers.
The Chopsticks (6 months ago)
Lovely place to visit at Angers, one of the most memorable museum ive visited.. it has interactions part where by you are actually force unintentionally to remember about that particular painting.. very well thought on the interaction parts wish that alot of museum will do that.. enjoyed strolling around and appreciating the artworks and artifacts
Fathima Nazeer (13 months ago)
Impressive and well preserved collection of art. Location is wheelchair accessible with ramps and elevators to all levels. Restaurant available on site. No audio guides available. Temporary exhibit had bi-lingual explanations in French and English. Permanent exhibit explanations are in French only. Keep your ticket as it may be checked at various entry points.
Cheese Man (15 months ago)
Lovely museum, didn’t understand a lot as I sadly don’t speak much French but still cool to see a lot of the history of Angers and lots of great paintings. Very friendly staff and it wasn’t busy at all. Very affordable price at just €6.
Putu Rian Arde SURYA (23 months ago)
The attractive museum in Angers. You can find a 2 different vibes in this museum. Located in the city center of Angers city and really stunning to visit.
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