Musée Malraux, Le Havre
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This innovative building of glass and metal, offering views of the port through a monumental concrete sculpture known as “The Eye”, is filled with light. Inside, the galleries are linked by gangways. There are fine collections by Raoul Dufy and Eugène Boudin.
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2 blvd Clemenceau, Le Havre
Open 11am–6pm Wed–Fri & Mon, 11am–7pm Sat & Sun Adm charge
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