Extraordinary collection of religious paintings especially from the nativity and Jesus’s later life. The depictions of Jesus evolved over the centuries covered and I loved spending time here. Best of all, we were admitted free.

The museum is medium size by American standards. The collection on display is mostly religious art of the Middle Ages and a few from the early Renaissance. It is free to visit. Try to go early in the day to avoid crowds.

This museum is a hidden gem, both for the building itself and for the numerous paintings of the Middle Ages and the Italian Renaissance in it, including one by Botticelli and others from his school. I recommend seeing him. It is also free and in the same square as the palace of the Popes

I was unpleasantly surprised to find that only part of the collection can be visited because there are not enough staff to supervise visitors. I've never seen that. Could we imagine the Louvre depriving you of its great gallery when here Boticelli and Carpaccio are thus made invisible?

Very high quality collection. Drastically higher level than at Musee Calvet. Unfortunately, even here almost .only French labels or explanations. It's a shame. English should already be possible. The museum has potential.