Musée de l'École de Nancy

Museum is nice, but yard is magnificent. So lovely, warm and soulful. Perfect place to walk or to just sit in one of nice chairs, enjoy nature or meditate upon something. Absolutely recommend spending some time here if you are at Nancy.

In one of the pictures I found some woman who looked like Vladimir Putin:)

Only negative thing was that I could not use the app, because numbers I entered did not correspond to anything. But maybe it is just me.

A lovely little museum with a very rich collection of art-nouveau furniture and vases. You can also buy a combined ticket to visit both the museum and Villa Majorelle. In the garden, there is an outdoor café (at least in the summer) where people can have some rest and have a drink after visiting the museum.

Very nice museum with a variety of Art Noveau pieces - don't forget the garden. Visit takes about an hour, it's best to get the combo ticket with Villa Majorelle here.

A must in Nancy. The garden is spectacular !

What an amazing museum, a must visit for anyone who can appreciate design, architecture and craftsmanship.

A real gem that is located on the outer suburbs of the city this museum is an amazing collection of Art Nuevo interiors, furniture and ceramics.

Spear over two floors there is a lot to see, a free app allows you to either have the displays described to you with history behind the making and collection of pieces. Alternatively you can also read from the screen of the phone.

It’s worth taking headphones if you can to listen to the audio guide.

Overall entry was cheap and the museum wasn’t very busy so we could see all the interiors and furniture uninterrupted (We visited at the end of April).

This is a really rare gem in Nancy when it comes to Art Nouveau! I really read up it's history before I visited and its absolutely worth it. It's not too far from the city centre and Nancy railway station. You can get information about transportation to the museum from the tourism office. It started in 1964 and house in a former private château by the famous glassmaker, Émile Gallé. It's surrounded by a beautiful garden with an aquarium pavilion and a funeral monument in art nouveaux style. The main building has two sections of which one was built in late 1800s and the other in 1912 by architect, Lucien Weißenburger. Inside is just breathtaking and it doesn't follow a certain order but rather grouped in a way to reflect how art nouveaux style fits into the everyday. From stunning vases and glass bowls by Émile Gallé to spectacular lamps by Louis Majorelle (of the Daum factory displaying in Nancy Musée des Beaux-Arts) and bedroom and dining room furnishings! There's two levels of absolutely exquisite collections from leadlight glassware to furnitures and more. There's no lift access to the second level but it's wheelchair friendly entrance and the first floor exhibition and the garden. I left absolutely inspired and impressed with this art form of what's rarely known as modern style noodle style that draws on the aesthetic of curved lines! As a reaction against excessive industrialization and heavily reproduced old style arts, art nouveau sets remarkable new waves of aesthetic beauty in artform. I highly recommend visiting this gem of a museum and really appreciate this art movement of art nouveaux in the city that started it all, Nancy. It costs a mere €6.00 and absolutely worth it and suitable for all ages.

What a wonderful museum. Must visit for art nouveau lovers.

Art nouveaux in top class.
Such a fine collection in superb surroundings.

Beautiful villa and paradise for Art Nouve lovers!

Quaint museum with good furniture and art. Amazing atmosphere.

Beautiful furniture

It's a beautiful museum, small and well-organized. The collection was gorgeous and extensive for a smaller location.
The staff was very friendly.

Nice and interesting museum, a must-see in Nancy if you are interested in arts. Don't forget to ask for an audioguide if you don't speak french.

Superb, amazing place. Excellent staff who explained us a lot about the art there. Absolute must on your top Nancy attractions.

If you enjoy Art Nouveau design, this place is a great pleasure. The fittings of the house itself are with visiting on their own.

Beautiful, cosy, authentic and rich museum of furniture and art in the Nancy "Jugendstil" style. I had only one hour, but it was just enough to enjoy everything, since I could not read the French text.

The displays show how these beautiful pieces worked together in rooms that people lived in. Gorgeous stained glass. Don't miss strolling around the small, lovely garden - in October, the autumnal colours blended perfectly with the architecture.

Absolutely devine. So many beautiful pieces of furniture, paintings and objet d’arts. Great surrounding garden to have a drink and relax. Free for students

It is a gorgeous museum, with several original elements that allows you to feel in total context with the role of the place. It is a small museum but totally worth it. Also, the garden is so beautiful!

A fantastic collection of art nouveau pieces from entire purpose built rooms to individual pieces. It's all unique and a wonderful representation of the Belle Époque.