Cultural Heritage at Musee de Picardie

Located in Amiens, the Musee de Picardie was founded by the Society of Antiquarians of Picardy, with the support of Napoleon III, between 1855-1867.

This museum is historically significant as one of the first built outside Paris, and features a Second Empire architectural style. It houses a variety of archaeological exhibits, medieval art, and ceramics from the Revolution period.

Noteworthy Collections

🏛️ Archaeological Treasures: Explore the extensive collection of artifacts from various historical periods.

🎨 Fine Art Gallery: Admire masterpieces that reflect the artistic evolution in France.

🕌 Architectural Marvel: Experience the grandeur of its 19th-century design that adds to the cultural value.

The museum is currently closed for renovations until late 2019, with outdoor exhibitions planned. It offers an enriching experience, especially for tourists, families, and history enthusiasts.