MuMa – Museum of Modern Art André Malraux

MuMa is Le Havre's museum of modern art, a glass-and-steel building at the harbour entrance designed by Guy Lagneau's team and opened by André Malraux in 1961. Its collection covers five centuries of painting and is strongest in Impressionism, with works by Eugène Boudin, Claude Monet, Raoul Dufy and others; Henri-Georges Adam's sculpture Le Signal stands outside.

When to go

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MonClosed

Tue11:00–18:00

Wed11:00–18:00

Thu11:00–18:00

Fri11:00–18:00

Sat11:00–19:00

Sun11:00–19:00

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Le Havre Cathedral

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St. Joseph's Church

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