International Museum of Naïve Art Anatole Jakovsky

The museum is located in the castle SaintHélène, where perfumer François Coty lived, and was later converted into a museum in 1982. The museum displays works of art from the eighteenth to the twentieth centuries, with sources including Anatole Jakovsky's collection and other donations, with more than 600 works from 27 countries. The museum has rich collections, castles, gardens, including sculptures in the gardens are worth seeing, attracting a large number of Western art lovers to visit.