Musée de Picardie

I had a wonderful experience at the Musée de Picardie. The museum is beautiful, but what truly stood out was the warm welcome. When the staff found out I was Brazilian, they were genuinely happy and proud to see visitors from different nationalities exploring the region. The galleries are calm, well-organised, and filled with stunning pieces,especially the 18th- and 19th-century paintings. A lovely, welcoming museum that’s absolutely worth visiting.

It has some eye catching rooms but the paintings are of medium, not really big star quality and wouldn't attract a serious art lover. It is 9 euros which seems steep for this experience. You can expect to stay 1-2 hours.

Pretty nice museum especially the center hall arranged in a lovely way that I spent nearly an hour inside and circulated back for a second visit on different comfortable sofa. The explanation of each display is filled with facts and stories behind, to encourage your immersion experience. I definitely recommend it to any visitor in this city.

What a beautiful home, what a museum, with eloquent staff and an impressive array of exhibits, specimens, and pictures, well worth seeing...a recommendation...

This is one of the finest museums in northern France. Every time I’m in Amiens, I make sure to visit this remarkable place. Everything about it is beautiful—from the elegant entrance to the serene atmosphere on weekdays. It’s quiet, rarely crowded, and features a splendid collection that’s always a pleasure to explore.

Super collection of fine art and sculptures. Very well curated. Fantastic building

This is an excellent museum over 3 floors displaying a wealth of history. The displays are well laid out and follow a logical pattern, and are well documented. They have some beautiful sculptures and works of art, which, if I had time, I could spend many hours looking at them. I am English and rely on Google Translate, which worked extremely well with the exception of a couple of small areas. I will definitely visit again if I pass through the area.

The interior of the building is beautiful and the archeology section was very interesting but most of the paintings and sculptures left me cold, though I appreciate this is absolutely personal taste. I feel the museum would benefit enormously from either guided tours or audio guides so that heathens like me had more of an idea of what we were looking at. At 9 euros each I think it represented good value for money despite my misgivings.