Musée du Petit Palais - Louvre en Avignon

  • Museum
  • Fine Arts
  • Painting
  • Sculpture
  • Museum of France
  • Municipal museum
Place du Palais des Papes, 84000 Avignon
Outstanding collection of Italian (The Campana collection, Louvre Museum deposit) and Provencal paintings from the late 13 th to the early 16 th centuries, and collection of Romanesque and Gothic Avignon sculptures. The museum of the Petit Palais is one of big European Museums of medieval art. Certified Museum of France, it is also classified in the UNESCO world heritage.
Once a Cardinal's palace, home to Cardinal Arnaud de Via (died in 1335), nephew of Pope John XXII, then thehome of the Archbishop of Avignon, this palace was rebuilt in the late 15th century by the archbishop Julien de la Rovère, future Pope Jules II.
The crenelated façade has lovely mullion windows.
Now a museum, it houses a unique set of paintings from the Middle Ages and the Italian Renaissance, over three hundred Italian primitives, that made up the Campan collection, significant...

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Free visits of the permanent collections.

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Openings

Openings

From 2 January 2025 until 28 February 2025 - Closed on tuesday
From 1 March 2025 until 31 May 2025 - Closed on tuesday
From 1 June 2025 until 30 September 2025 - Closed on tuesday
From 1 October 2025 until 31 October 2025 - Closed on tuesday
From 1 November 2025 until 31 December 2025 - Closed on tuesday

Location

Location

Musée du Petit Palais - Louvre en Avignon
Place du Palais des Papes, 84000 Avignon

Spoken languages

Spoken languages
  • French

Environment

Environment
  • Town location
  • Pedestrian area
Updated on 07 April 2025 at 08:40
by Office de Tourisme Avignon Tourisme
(Offer identifier : 4615588)
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