3 Best Places To Visit in Le Havre

“Musée d'art moderne André Malraux has a collection of art spanning the past five centuries. The museum is commonly known as MuMa, has a fully modern architecture that opened in 1961. This glass and steel building houses one of France's most prestigious Impressionist collections. Musée d'art moderne André Malraux also has paintings by Claude Monet and other artists. The museum is also the perfect place to see works by various artists, including the old masters' section displaying paintings. Musée d'art moderne André Malraux contains more than 205 paintings and drawings by great masters of Impressionism and modern art.”

Read more

“Les Jardins Suspendus features manicured lawns, varied plants, flowers, and sea views. The Botanical Garden is a beautiful place where visitors can explore the plants and sensory experiences. Les Jardins Suspendus covers an area of 10 hectares overlooking the bay of the Seine and offers admirable views of the sea. The greenhouse in the garden has aromatic plants, orchids, begonias, and succulents collected from all over the world. Information about the natural biomes of the plants is always available. The course takes them through various biomes featuring numerous species. There is a café where visitors can enjoy food and drink.”

Read more

“Maison de l'armateur represents the home of a shipowner and is characterised by its 18th-century architecture. The museum has certain rooms treated as exhibition spaces, showcasing various displays for visitors. The museum's interior provides meticulous attention to detail, and exotic wood parquet floors coexist alongside stone floors adorned with geometric designs. Maison de l'armateur's unique arrangement spans five levels, with rooms succeeding one another in a layout radiating around an octagonal skylight. Every aspect of this museum has been carefully crafted to stimulate the unique ambience of a lavish merchant's residence.”

Read more