The Moselle (57), a department of the Grand Est region, has 0 institutions bearing the "Musée de France" label. These institutions preserve and showcase a heritage that tells the story of this territory.
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The museum heritage of Moselle
The Moselle department, identified by the code 57, belongs to the Grand Est region. This territory stands out for its rich and varied cultural heritage, embodied by its 0 museums bearing the « Musée de France » label. These institutions, spread across the department, preserve collections that reflect local and national history, artisanal know-how, and artistic expressions unique to this part of France.
Collections and fields
The richness of the collections spread across the 0 museums of the department lies in their diversity. From archaeological holdings to painting collections, from popular art objects to natural history specimens, each institution contributes to preserving a facet of the heritage. Several museums possess remarkable pieces that are a source of pride for the territory and attract visitors well beyond departmental borders.
The 'Museum of France' label in Moselle
The « Musée de France » label ensures that the collections held by an institution are rigorously managed. The museums in Moselle bearing this label follow a precise set of specifications: collection inventory, preventive conservation, restoration, public accessibility, and scientific dissemination. These obligations guarantee the sustainability of the department's museum heritage.
Plan your visit to Moselle
To visit the museums of Moselle, it is recommended to check opening hours directly with each institution, as they vary by season and day of the week. Most museums offer reduced rates for students, job seekers, and large families. Some institutions offer free admission on the first Sunday of the month. Accessibility for people with reduced mobility is improving in many museums in the department, with specific facilities.
Neighboring departments
Moselle borders several departments that also have labeled museums: Meurthe-et-Moselle, Bas-Rhin. This proximity makes it possible to plan cultural itineraries combining several territories and varying the themes of your visits.
Moselle in the Grand Est region
Within the Grand Est region, the Moselle department contributes to the regional cultural heritage. Collaborations between departmental museums and regional institutions enable traveling exhibitions, artwork loans, and cultural outreach programs. These exchanges enhance the visibility of local collections and attract diverse audiences.
Data sources
The information on this page comes from the Muséofile database of the Ministry of Culture, accessible on the data.culture.gouv.fr platform. This data, published under the Open License v2.0 (Etalab), is regularly updated to reflect the state of the labeled museum network. The works referenced for each museum come from the Joconde database, also made available by the Ministry of Culture.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know
The Moselle department (57) has 0 museums with the 'Musée de France' label, distributed across various municipalities.
The Moselle department hosts museums of various fields: fine arts, archaeology, natural history, decorative arts, ethnology, sciences, and technology.
Check each museum's page for the address, opening hours, and practical information.
Pricing conditions vary. Some museums offer free entry on the first Sunday of the month or for certain visitor categories.
The Moselle department (57) is part of the Grand Est region.
Several municipalities in Moselle host labeled museums. The largest cities have the highest number of institutions.
Yes, part of the collections are digitized and accessible through the Joconde database from the Ministry of Culture.
Moselle borders several departments that also have labeled museums. Check our interactive map to view neighboring departments.
Accessibility varies depending on the institution. Inquire directly with the museum before your visit.
All data come from the Muséofile database and the Joconde database from the Ministry of Culture (data.culture.gouv.fr), under Open License v2.0.