Museum of Fine Arts

The Tull Museum is close to the main church and contains a large collection of works by Dracula, Monet and Degas. The building is also a beautifully decorated 17th century building with a carefully manicured courtyard outside the door, with a thousand-year-old cedar in the middle. Very perfect design ～

Small and exquisite art galleries, three floors up and down, formerly a personal collection, are now open to the public. There are often different exhibitions. Mainly French and Dutch painters. There are a large number of impressionist painters.

The MuséedesBeaux-Arts is located in the Archbishop's Palace. The building is in an eighteenth-century style and surrounded by beautiful gardens. The depth and breadth of the collection are amazing. It includes master paintings from the Middle Ages to the modern era, classical furniture and other artworks. Open Wednesday to Monday 9:00-12:45, 14:00-18:00. Tickets are 4 euros for adults, 2 euros for students, and free tickets for children. It is a 10-minute walk from the train station.

The Gallery of Tours is located in the capital of the province of Andre-Loire in the central region of France, in the former Archbishop's Palace, near the Cathedral of Tours, built in 1910, is a historical monument in France and one of the attractions that cannot be missed when visiting Tours.

Located in the capital of the province of Andre-Loire in the central region of France, the city of Tours is located in the former Archbishop's Palace, close to the Cathedral of Tours, built in 1910, is a historical monument in France and one of the attractions that cannot be missed when visiting Tours.