Fondation Vasarely

Stunning location with mind blowing artwork that is so beautiful and ahead of it’s time. Really enjoyed and felt privileged to see that, but unfortunately maintenance of the building inside and outside really left us a bit sad and disappointed. Everything felt outdated and abandoned 20 years ago. Outside is not that bad really but inside… pictures speaks for itself. And on top of that entrance is not cheap at all I think 16 eur regular and 12 for students, which I’m happy to pay but also expect to be cleaned well preserved and not only that but taken care of with love, which here doesn’t feel at all. Anyways I would still recommend for others to visit and hopefully whoever is in charge should start taking his job seriously and fix this foundation like it deserves it.

Very interesting museum if you are interested in this kind of art. Not many explanations in English. Visit lasts around 1 hour, vrry easy to go with the bus .

It's unique: a massive, bonkers and striking space. Victor Vasarely built this huge 16-hexagon temple to house his own art and it should be at the top of your list for a visit to Aix. The biographical exhibition and large halls are striking, but just as interesting was the smaller exhibition to Claire Vasarely who made have done all the work..

An excellent meusem. Highly recommend. The staff were very welcoming and helpful. Great for kids as well as adults. We walked from the museum to the old town which while it won't make much of an Instagram post was fun in it's own way. We saw some poor reviews of the museum which might give more insight to the reviewer than the place.

If you like Vasarelli's art as I do, then this is a 100% must see. The big works of art in the large hexagonal galleries with lots of natural light are amazing. I agree with others comments that it needs more love and care, but the beauty and genius of his art and design still come through in flying colors!

If you have an appreciation for modern art, this is absolutely worth the stop. We spent about 2 hours inside and that felt like a good amount to see everything. Don’t miss the second floor as there is lots to see up there as well. To get the full effect of the galleries, have a seat in the middle and give your eyes some time to take in the full effect

We were pleasantly surprised by our visit to the Vasarely Foundation in Aix-en-Provence. The exhibition features the captivating works of Victor Vasarely, the grandfather of Op Art, and is both interesting and unusual. The building itself is an architectural marvel, enhancing the experience of the artworks. I recommend visiting, especially for families with children and for those looking to take unique photos. The surrounding area includes a lovely lawn with a mini-pond, sculptures, and a view of the city, making it a perfect spot to relax and enjoy the art.

I loved it! Wonderful art showcased in a monumental building. A real treat in Aix!