Top Things to do In Aix-en-Provence 2022

"The Musée Granet is located in the small monastery next to St. John’s Church in Malta. The works donated by the post-Renaissance painter François Marius Granet (1775-1849) form the basis of the museum's collection. In addition, there is a large collection of French, Italian and Flemish art from the 16th to 20th centuries. The handed down works of art masters such as Picasso, Leger, Matisse, Monet, Van Gogh, and Cezanne are intoxicating. In the masterpiece "Jupiteret Thétis" (Jupiteret Thétis), the master of the classical painting school, Ingres, the disproportionate but very slender beauty of Thetis makes people once again appreciate the spiritual pursuit of perfectionism. Opening hours from Tuesday to Sunday 11:00-19:00. Tickets are 4 euros for adults and free for children. It is a 10-minute walk from the train station."

"The Marseilles exhibits works of Eckel Provence, rarely seen in Paris, and is impressive, as are the plague-infested Marseilles, the Marseille painter Montecelli, and Petchet. In addition, the museum of Marseilles, which exhibits the customs, traditions and folk crafts, is also interesting. If you visit the Marseilles History Museum, you will be able to touch the ancient history of Marseilles in 600 B.C. and the 4th century, which is helpful to understand the process of the Arab civilization crossing the sea."

"The Ledoux Museum is one of the important museums in Arles. It has a large collection of famous paintings, mostly based on myths, and there are also many sculptures from the ancient Roman period. The exquisite carvings and the rich themes can be compared with the Roman museums. Compete."

"There is a huge Poseidon statue in front of the Nim Gallery, tickets allow for free two days of free tours, and free entry to two other museums. The art collection and temporary exhibitions are excellent, the three floors are full of interesting art and there are some nice impressionists."

"Muséedel''Annonciade Annonciade Museum, paraphrased as "Journal Museum". It is located in a small church that has been renovated after being abandoned. Although the scale of the museum is not well-known, it is very high. There is a large collection of precious artworks. Including Fauvism masters Matisse, Bonnard, Du Fei, Derain, Rouault, Signac and other French masterpieces. Opening hours: June to September, Wednesday to next Monday 10:00-12:00, 15:00-19:00. October to May next year, Wednesday to next Monday 10:00-12:00, 14:00- 18:00. Tickets are 4.5 euros for adults and 2.5 euros for students."

"Musée Jean-Honoré Fragonard, the Musée-Villa Fragonard Art Museum mainly exhibits works by the French painter Jean-Honoré Fragonard (1732-1806) and his family members. These artistic paintings show the exquisite beauty of Rococo art. Some interior decoration murals were painted by Fragonard from the age of 11. Fragonard is a native of Grasse, and the local perfume brand Hua Gongna takes his surname. A 15-minute walk from the train station."

"[Scenery] Impressive art collection [Fun] This is an important art museum in southern France. Therefore, there are many excellent works from Breughel, Courbet, Rubens and others. The price is 7 euros, which is not bad, but when we visited, the "Art Deco" area was closed, but the ticket price included this part. If you are in this area, this is a good place to visit."

"The Picasso Museum is one of the most not-to-be-missed art attractions, the predecessor of the 12th century Le château Grimaldi. Picasso came to the Cote de Blue in 1946 and stayed at Grimaldi Castle for six months, then turned it into a Picasso Museum for everyone to visit. The Picasso Museum in Antibes is a little niche compared to the Picasso Museum in Paris, Barcelona, Malaga, etc. But it's enough to give you an idea of the artist's leisure time in South France. Ticket price: 8 euros transport: bus 200 between Nice and Cannes, Nice train can also go to Antibes."

"If you like art, come to Nice, don't miss the Chagall Museum. National Mark Chagall Museum, MUSE NATIONAL MARC CHAGALL, is located in the rich residential area of Nice New Town. The interior of the building is designed as a place of meditation and serenity, adding a calming atmosphere by combining bright materials (mainly plaster and limestone) and heavy use of daylight. Highlight: The collection on display and the collection of the art museum are the main religious-inspired paintings donated by Chagall. At the heart of the series is the famous Bible Cycle (also known as the Bible Information), which includes 17 paintings by Chagall in the early 1950s depicting Genesis, Exodus, and Jacob. Transportation: Walking. Bus use Google in South France is not too reliable, the bus in the low peak season is not the same. Instead of looking for a bus stop, it is better to navigate directly. Ticket price: 2019 is 10 euros, it is estimated that it will increase later."

"The full name is Muséedes Beaux-Arts Jules Chéret. The site is located in an ancient villa of the 19th century. The building is antique, beautiful and elegant. The collection contains the handed down works of art masters such as Monet, Sisley and Rodin. Opening hours Tuesday to Sunday 10:00-12:00, 14:00-18:00. Tickets are 4 euros for adults and 2.5 euros for students."