Espace Cafe Musee Malraux sur Le Havre

If you like art, it's worth a visit. It's on the small side.

Great visit Reminds me of the Musée d'Orsay, but smaller.

An interesting, dynamic, and innovative space. The welcome is warm, and wheelchairs are available for those with reduced mobility. Everything is done to facilitate the visit. The exhibition "Peterliners, a Transatlantic Aesthetic" offers a multifaceted perspective on the history of Atlantic crossings, unfortunately now replaced by airplanes. Aesthetic vision, celebrity vision, artistic vision, historical vision—a great time, as always, when we come to MUMA.

It's not the museum with the largest collections, but it's worth discovering. Some prestigious names are on display.

10 euros a bit expensive, transatlantic exhibition only on the Normandy

A nice place to spend an hour or two. There was a nicely set up exhibition about cruise ships and in the own collection there were a few interesting works. The first Saturday of the month free entrance.

Perfectly located. Beautiful permanent and temporary exhibitions.

Interesting collections with a few gems The panoramic view outside is incredible

Very nice museum, pleasantly surprised by the content

A very good permanent collection and the current temporary exhibition on ocean liners was amazing. It's a shame there isn't a catalog of the permanent collection. I had to fall back on a catalog of an exhibition of works loaned by the museum to an Italian museum (arte salvata, works taken to safety during the Second World War).