Musée de Louviers

The museum building features an eclectic architectural style with an oriental dome, incorporating brick and stone in its construction with a connected library.

Founded in 1872 and officially opened in 1888, the museum was constructed on the site of a former Saint-Louis convent according to architect Georges-Paul Roussel's plans.

The collection includes 38,000 items spanning paintings, sculptures, archaeological artifacts, furniture, and earthenware pieces that represent local and regional heritage.

Located at Place Ernest-Thorel in Louviers, the museum offers wheelchair access and organizes temporary exhibitions throughout the year for visitors.

The museum's first curator, Paul de Saint-Martin, a student of painter Paul Delaroche, signed the initial catalog on October 1st, 1888.

Location: Louviers

Inception: 1872

Official opening: 1888

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Phone: +33232095854

Website: https://ville-louviers.fr/ma-ville/culture/lemusee

GPS coordinates: 49.21470,1.16856

Latest update: June 23, 2025 11:06