Visit the Malraux museum during your camping holiday
Located at the entrance to the port in the city of Le Havre in Normandy, the MuMa is the first museum-cum-culture house in France, and the most modern in Europe, with its futuristic architecture crowned by Henri-Georges Adam's sculpture, "An eye turned towards the future". It is a museum of paintings that presents ancient (16th century) and contemporary works as well as particularly rich collections on Impressionism. Designed by four architects and four engineers, the building is bathed in light thanks to its five glass sides. The light is natural and changes according to the time of day, the season or the weather, and several painters have drawn inspiration from it in their works, which are on display in the museum.
Where to stay?
In order to organise your stay in a campsite in Seine-Maritime and your visit to the André-Malraux Museum of Modern Art (MuMa), we have selected a number of campsites in Le Havre for you.
Practical information:
The MuMa is closed on Mondays, 1 January, 18 April, 1 May, 6 June, 15 August, 11 November and 25 December.
Opening hours: 11 am to 6 pm
Tariffs 2022 :
Temporary summer exhibitions: Full price: €10, reduced price: €6
Excluding temporary exhibitions: Full price: 7 €, reduced price: 4 €: 4 €
Free for the first Saturday of each month, people under 26, jobseekers, PRMs and people on social welfare.
Contact details:
2 bd Clemenceau
76600 LE HAVRE
Tel. +33 (0) 2 35 19 62 62
Website: muma-lehavre.fr