Musee National Adrien Douboche Admisssion

Marvel at an architectural gem, a historical landmark with an Italian façade, designated in 1992

Discover four unique spaces, including former classrooms, Art Nouveau halls, porcelain technique rooms, and exquisite porcelain exhibits

The Musée National Adrien Dubouché is home to the world's largest assortment of Limoges porcelain, comprising 18,000 pieces spanning ceramics' history from Antiquity to the present. It not only promotes Limoges' porcelain manufacturers' international acclaim but also celebrates the broader ceramic art form.

Beyond its Italian façade lies captivating architecture; the building itself was deemed a historical landmark in 1992. Visitors are guided through four distinct areas: the former École d’arts décoratifs classrooms, the 1900 "Art Nouveau" halls, a space dedicated to porcelain and ceramic-making techniques, and halls showcasing exquisite porcelain artworks.