This museum houses one of the largest collections of gales and domes in the world. The works of Yoshi Okuda, a Japanese plastic artist who worked in France, will be permanently exhibited in the garden of this museum from August 2024. There are many public works by this artist in France, but only here can you find such a collection in a museum. The buildings are also excellent, and the modern architecture added to the historic buildings was created by Laurent Bodwan, one of France's leading architects from Nancy. It's also worth a look.

This museum surprises with the size of its collection. Every time you think you are near the end you discover a new space with many works. The course is well organized in order to perceive the evolution over time. Some very beautiful pieces of big names are on display

The setting is gorgeous, facing on to Place Stanislas with a well designed modern extension behind, housing a far larger collection than I had imagined. Starting on the upper floor the museum houses everything from a traditional collection of classical art through to a superb collection of Friant paintings and contemporary art down to the vast Daum glass collection in the basement, which was the highlight for me. If you only have time to visit one place in Nancy make it this one.

Certainly one of the great provincial museums, thanks in particular to the great works and the eclecticism of the Collections. However, it is particularly regrettable that the great Lorraine engraver, Jacques Callot, is not present, which is all the more singular since the nearby Lorraine museum, which has a large fund, has been closed for years. Interesting works of the early 20th century Finally, we regret the absence of a large-scale temporary exhibition.