Musee d'Art Moderne

This museum is the main point of interest of Ceret and one of the top art galleries in the south of France. It was constructed in the 50s by a couple of collectors of Picasso and Matisse and houses collections of modern art. Ceret was early 20th century cubis mecca. Attracted by the Spanish pioneer Manolo Hugué, many famous artists chose it as residence. The Names of Picasso, Braque and Gris are intimately linked to the history of Ceret. Although small, the museum houses a first-rate artistic legacy and is inexcusable visit for lovers of contemporary art, especially the Cubist period. The access