The collection here is much more extensive than you'd think to look at the building from outside, or even once you look at the floor plan they give you. There's LOTS of art here. We missed the latest temporary exhibition (Picasso, darn it) but wore...More

It is possibly the most important museum in Montpellier. It´s next to the "Esplanade Charles de Gaulle". It is housed in an 18th century building and houses a collection of paintings from the 15th century to modern times. Admission price depends on what you want...More

Easy to walk to in the historic part of Montpellier with a shady park opposite. Free access to toilets and the museum staff are polite and attentive. Look for the lockers just to the left of the cash desk - there is usually a member...More

We are not great fans of Picasso but went to this Exhibition which chronicles his life and changes in his styles and what influenced them. It was extremely informative and well organised.

We managed to see only one, temporary exhibition "Picasso. Donner a voir". It was arranged according to the periods of painter's artistic life. Every period was described and explained (descriptions, in big letters, on walls), with the correspondent paintings next to them. The collection of...More

The musee Fabre is a fantastic destination in Montpellier, we paid 10 euros and saw the Picasso exhibition which was well presented and certainly showed his sense of humour, the ticket gives entry to the permanent collection which starts off with some exhibits on art...More

The Fabre is a museum/gallery with a wide range of work which is fascinating. I have been 3 times now and have enjoyed it every time. It is reasonably priced and often has interesting special exhibitions on - this summer it is a Picasso one...More