Located in an ancient church-the knights of Malta. Works by famous artists but not their best but the artist Granet is new to most, and very interesting. Also a sculpture presentation. More

It has a very nice collection of paintings and statues. I spent about an hour here. My favorite works were actually those of Granet, who I didn't know about before my visit. More

For such a well known Museum we were rather disappointed that we were not given a guide as to where to find various sections. It was very difficult to find one's way around. More

Pleasantly surprised by its collection of 20th centuary artists. There was a good collection of temporary loans featuring Van Gogh, Picasso, Nicholas de Stael, Paul Klee etc. Great temporary exhibit too by Phillipe Favier (till 22 Apr). Definitely deserves an afternoon More

An excellent art gallery; a good collection of modern art well displayed. Very pleasant part of Aix(the Mazarin District) Good temporary exhibits too. 4e But do not expect much Cezanne More

Early visits to this museum 8 - 12 years ago were dreary affairs. It served largely as a repository for a local journeyman painter who gave his name and his unsold works to the museum. A few third-rate paintings of Cezanne were about the only ones by an arrtist with a recognizable name. But a few years ago several things... More

le Granet seems small and insignificant...until you realize the hidden treasures. Aix has always been the country cousin of Paris, and the collections of the Granet have withstood the rebuff and bullying of the big city critics. Consider that the Revolution ravished those families who collected and contributed. And that Impressionism was unfashionable at that time and place. You won't... More

Very interesting. Too much to see on the first day so I went back the following day (and paid 4eoros again) to see the ground floor exhibition rooms, but they were closed for re-organisation. More

The Musée Granet is active in programming interesting exhibitions, in addition to having a good standing collection of its own. Most tourists head straight for the Cézannes, but there are many other interesting works to see, and the recent success of winning a loan from the Jean Planque collection has added to the museum's interest. More