Musée Jean-Lurçat et de la tapisserie contemporaine

Excellent ! Wonderful work of tapisserie! Totally worth to visit

- friendly staff - nice preserved museum - beautiful collections We love our visit

Go! It’s only €6! Really cool contrast to the Apocalypse Tapestry nearby and there are guides available in multiple languages. Plus you can see the cloisters which are calm and beautiful. Also loved the garden outside.

Great place for abstract art lovers It costs me 6€ for the ticket, but it covers 2 museum within the place. The museum mainly focuses on the art of tapestry. I personally think the art is fascinating, not much disturbing as someone’s review about. The museum has a lovely garden outside, it’s free if you just want to have some shades during the hot weather

A nice quiet place of contemplation, the tapestries are amazingly crafted and blend strong feelings of postwar angst and hope. The grounds and architecture are worth visiting in and of themselves! They have some great materials to help young ones (and older ones) to understand the messages better.

Very nice museum and interesting tapestry but I really loved the beautiful medieval cloister accessed through the back of the church where the 'Chant du Monde' tapestry is housed. You need to keep your ticket to enter both things, so don't lose it in between. They'll make you check even a small backpack into the locker. Slightly annoyingly I was allowed through and then they changed their mind and made me walk all the way back through the museum to put my bag away), so it's probably easier to check it yourself - under the stairs as you enter the museum.

Beautiful tapestries in beautiful colours. Displays are attractive. It’s all in French. No English translation. Google translate helped.

Beautiful space, both indoors and outdoors in the gardens. We attended an event here and it was a great space for the 400 people in our party to spread out, enjoy modern art tapestries, and very good food