National Museum of Modern Art - Pierre and Denise Lévy collections : info and guided tour

Introduction to the Museum of Modern Art – Pierre and Denise Lévy National Collections

Located in Troyes, the Museum of Modern Art – Pierre and Denise Lévy National Collections presents a body of works from the bequest of collectors Pierre and Denise Lévy. Situated at 14 Place Saint-Pierre, it is housed in a former historic building in the heart of the city, creating an interesting dialogue between ancient heritage and 19th- and 20th-century art.

The museum is known for the richness of its national collections, bringing together paintings, sculptures, drawings, and works of art. Its route offers an introduction to major figures of modern art, while also allowing visitors to discover a coherent selection of works chosen by the donors. The visit highlights emblematic pieces of French and European modern art.

The venue is also appealing for its architectural setting, with rooms suited to displaying a wide variety of works and an atmosphere conducive to contemplation. In Troyes, it is one of the city’s major cultural addresses for understanding the history of the Lévy collection and the evolution of modern art through ensembles preserved in a remarkable heritage setting.

Discover Troyes with a private guide

A private guide can help you better read the works, understand the origins of the Lévy collections, and place the museum in the cultural history of Troyes. Their insight provides useful points of reference on styles, artists, and the specific features of the venue, for a clearer and more attentive visit.