Musée Lapidaire

It is cool place to go and enjoy free exhibit of Egypt Greece and Italy. It is not big but I liked it!

Small museum focus on Egyptian artifacts and statues. Entrance is free. Definitely worth 30 minutes of your life. Only setback is that all texts are in French.

Musée Lapidaire in Avignon is an extraordinary destination for anyone interested in archaeology and ancient civilizations. Housed in a stunning former Jesuit church, the museum offers a captivating collection of artifacts that span thousands of years, with a strong focus on the classical antiquities of the Mediterranean. The exhibits are thoughtfully curated, showcasing a wide range of ancient sculptures, mosaics, and funerary art from Roman, Greek, and Etruscan cultures. Each piece tells a story of the past, offering a glimpse into the lives, beliefs, and artistry of ancient peoples. The collection is both impressive and educational, providing a deep understanding of the cultural and historical context of the region. One of the best aspects is that admission to this incredible museum is completely free, making it accessible to everyone. It’s a wonderful opportunity to explore ancient history without any cost. The setting itself adds to the experience, with the grandeur of the church’s architecture creating a dramatic backdrop for the ancient artifacts. The museum’s serene atmosphere allows for quiet reflection, making it easy to appreciate the craftsmanship and significance of each piece.

Free museum which boasts an extensive exhibition on Egyptian artefacts. Central location allows for visitors to explore at their own leisure.

The plaza behind the museum is so nice, with local market and restaurant.

An extension of the Calvert Museum holding classical Greek, Etruscan, Roman and Egyptian sculptures and objects. The museum is in a former Jesuit College chapel from 1615. It is located on Avignon's main street-Rue de la Republique. Definitely worth a visit. The museum is free.

Great little museum of antiquities from Egyptian, Greek, Etruscan and Roman. It's free entrance. Most of the descriptions are in French so kinda hard for non French.

A stunning collection of stone reliefs, sculptures, ancient glass, vases, mosaic, funeraries, and more from ancient Greece, Roman and Egyptian eras. Collection is in old cathedral which presents the collection well. Most of descriptions are in French. And it's free! Well worth a visit!