It is located on the walls of the Gallic Roman city of Beauvais, and the building was built in the 12th century. The architectural style of this museum is typical, with two twin towers and a 14th century gatehouse. The museum has a large collection of artworks, including paintings, sculptures, ceramics, and decorative artworks. These works cover various periods and styles from ancient to modern times.
Sweet little art gallery
Housed in a beautiful old building, which has been everything from a Roman base to a castle, this is a small but sweet collection of art work. Well worth a visit as a cool break from the summer heat ...
Bonus to the cathedral visit
This small museum, with free entrance, is a quick "add on" if you visit the St Pierre cathedral (which you should, if in the neighbourhood!). The building itself is worth a visit, especially the attic...
Pleasant collection of art.
Good selection of paintings displayed in the former Bishop's Palace. When we went there was also a display of porcelain on the top floor. The exterior of the building is interesting in it's own right...
Great to pass an hour
An interesting free museum with lovely gardens to while away the time. A mixture of paintings and other objects plus a modern selection
Nice for a quick visit
The museum is housed in a lovely building, the former bishop’s palace. The rooms are nicely set up and present an interesting collection of especially 19th century paintings and other artwork, e.g. by...