Art galleries in Le Havre: directory, map and artistic districts

2 boulevard Clemenceau, 76600 Le Havre

Facing the sea, the MuMa brings together one of the most important impressionist collections in France outside Paris. Boudin, Monet, Pissarro, Dufy, Friesz and the Senn and Marande donations interact in a glass architecture whose light changes with the port.

30 rue Gabriel Péri, 76600 Le Havre

The Portico constitutes the main contemporary art center in Le Havre. Its free programming favors monographic projects, photography, installation and forms linked to the landscape, with a bookstore, a café and workshops which extend the visit.

44 place de l’Hôtel de Ville, 76600 Le Havre

Founded in 1946, the oldest art gallery in Le Havre defends several generations of painters and sculptors. Norman artists, port memory and contemporary writings meet there in exhibitions which have accompanied local cultural life for four generations.

149 rue Victor Hugo, 76600 Le Havre

Corinne Le Monnier composes exhibitions where recognized artists and young talents respond to each other. Paintings, ceramics, sculptures, photographs, drawings and prints give this central address an open character, attentive to techniques and unique journeys.

121 avenue Foch, 76600 Le Havre

Established on Avenue Foch since 1993, the Éric Baudet gallery combines exhibitions, expertise and market knowledge. It allows you to approach the painters of the Norman School, port views and modern or contemporary artists in an intimate setting.

81 rue Louis Brindeau, 76600 Le Havre

A painter, gallery owner and framer, Andrée Douville presents her oils and a selection of local creations. The proximity of the workshop allows us to talk about material, composition and finishing, far from the more impersonal rhythm of large exhibition spaces.

13 rue Édouard Larue, 76600 Le Havre

Opened at the end of 2025 at the foot of a tower by Auguste Perret, S7 features furniture, glassware and ceramics from the second half of the 20th century. Thematic exhibitions shed light on the links between Le Havre architecture, European design and domestic culture.

105 rue de Paris, 76600 Le Havre

Created in 2025, L'App'Art is both a gallery and workshop of Stéphane Padu. The visitor discovers original paintings nourished by the port, the ships and the lights of the estuary, while directly observing the context in which the works were made.

8 rue Jean Macé, 76600 Le Havre

Masquerade translates concrete, port silhouettes and signs of Le Havre into a frank palette from graphics and graffiti. Its new space brings together paintings, editions and wall projects in an accessible, immediately recognizable approach.

Place de l’Hôtel de Ville, 76600 Le Havre

The Théâtre de l'Hôtel de Ville gallery welcomes established artists, photographers, graphic designers and young graduates all year round. Its location in the heart of the reconstructed center makes it a simple step to integrate, often free and connected to major Le Havre cultural events.

8 rue Pierre Faure, 76600 Le Havre

La Forme functions as an associative laboratory dedicated to contemporary art, architecture, landscape and design. Projects readily use the space itself, which makes each exhibition different and particularly attentive to the urban context.

9 rue Rollon, 76600 Le Havre

This old cooler transformed into a gallery has a raw and unique atmosphere. Photographers, painters, sculptors, visual artists and poets follow one another, notably during the Are You Experiencing? tour, with exhibitions on a human scale.

184 rue Adèle Robert, 76610 Le Havre

Art en Seine specializes in Norman School painters, impressionism and modern art. The showroom, accessible by appointment, combines presentation of works, framing and restoration, with particular attention paid to provenance.

65 rue Demidoff, 76600 Le Havre

Gallery 65 is the exhibition space on the Le Havre campus of Ésadhar. It invites international artists and graphic designers while giving students concrete experience in curating, editing, editing and mediation.

33 rue du 329e Régiment d’Infanterie, 76620 Le Havre

Tetris is first and foremost a contemporary music scene, but its spaces also host photography, installations, performances and visual projects. Within the Fort, it connects musical culture to artists' studios, Nuit Blanche and local residences.

33 rue du 329e Régiment d’Infanterie, 76620 Le Havre

The Hall displays the exhibitions on a scale that the center's galleries do not always allow. Photographic tours, audiovisual installations, young creations and collective events take place there to the rhythm of the festivals and openings of the Fort.

Place du Vieux Marché, 76600 Le Havre

Renovated and reopened at the end of 2025, the Museum combines naturalist collections, graphic arts and contemporary scenographies. Temporary exhibitions regularly transform its galleries into experimental grounds where sculpture, sound, drawing and natural sciences intersect.

3 quai de l’Île, 76600 Le Havre

Organized around a spectacular skylight, the Maison de l'Armateur preserves furniture, paintings, maps and objects linked to maritime trade. Contemporary exhibitions today introduce new readings of port memory and slavery.

53 rue de l’Abbaye, 76600 Le Havre

The abbey dominates the estuary from the heights of Graville. Romanesque sculpture, religious statuary, models of old houses and temporary exhibitions make up a visit where the history of art joins the industrial and maritime landscape.

181 rue de Paris, 76600 Le Havre

An ideal starting point for reading the UNESCO center, the Heritage House gives access to the Perret model apartment. Furniture, colors, storage and proportions restore the daily aesthetic of Reconstruction with almost museum precision.

2 place Niemeyer, 76600 Le Havre

Installed in the Little Volcano, the library is itself a work of architecture. Its entertainment rooms host exhibitions of illustration, photography, archives and editorial design, while the large glass roof transforms traffic into a spatial experience.

3953 avenue Lucien Corbeaux, 76600 Le Havre

The Port Center explains the operation of the first French port for foreign trade through models, immersive devices and exhibitions. Artists, photographers and designers bring a sensitive look at logistics, industrial landscapes and the ecological transition.

125 rue Victor Hugo, 76600 Le Havre

During the Un Été Au Havre season, this house becomes the headquarters of the artistic journey. Maps, documentation, mediators and workshops help identify new and lasting works before building a walking tour of the city.

Southampton Wharf, 76600 Le Havre

Two container arches rise to nearly thirty meters and materialize the link between the city and its port. The balance designed by Vincent Ganivet transforms a familiar logistical tool into a monumental gate, which has become one of the visual emblems of Le Havre.

Beach walk, 76600 Le Havre

This white structure cuts the horizon along the axis of Avenue Foch and Porte Océane. Between sculpture, furniture and fragments of architecture, Up #3 changes with the sky and reveals the geometry of the Perret center from the pebbles.

Square Claude Érignac, 76600 Le Havre

Erwin Wurm compresses his childhood home to the point of making rooms and furniture almost impassable. The absurd humor of this visitable installation opens a reflection on memory, norm and social narrowness in a garden close to the seafront.

Bassin du Commerce, 76600 Le Havre

At regular intervals, two powerful jets cross the pool and meet in a brief, sometimes iridescent form. Impact forces us to wait and look at the water differently: the work exists as much in its appearance as in the silence that follows it.

Bassin du Roy, 76600 Le Havre

Metal motifs inspired by François I's bedroom at the Château de Blois adorn the walls of the Roy basin. Tides, algae and shells gradually modify the work, making the port itself the material for a moving French garden.

Pré-Fleuri, 76610 Le Havre

Placed on the heights, this gigantic wooden corolla serves as a sculpture, a seat and a belvedere. You can meet there, play or contemplate the estuary: a work of communication which paradoxically favors shared physical presence.

Square Saint-Roch, 76600 Le Havre

A concrete moon rests on the surface of a vegetated pool and lights up at nightfall. Adopted by the people of Le Havre after its first appearance, the work of Arthur Gosse brings together the material of Reconstruction, the spatial imagination and the rhythm of the tides.