The Anatole Jakovsky International Museum of Naïve Art is located at the Château Sainte Hélène, surrounded by a large park with rare species.

Thanks to the prestigious donation of Anatole and Renée Jakovsky, the museum presents a unique panorama of a little-known art, qualified as "naïve" because it is spontaneous, individual, favouring the painter's inner vision, which invites each visitor to an imaginary journey.
We can thus discover the history of naïve painting from the eighteenth to the present day. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, posters, retrace the evolution of this art through the works of the most famous painters: Bauchant, Bombois, Vivin, Séraphine, Rimbert, Lefranc, Rabuzin, Ivan and Josip Généralic, Lackovic, Grandma Moses, O'Brady, Haddelsey, Ligabue, Vivancos, the Douanier Rousseau....

Practical information
Free admission
Guided tours in French every Wednesday at 4pm (Individual 6€, Adult groups from 16 to 20 people 82€, School groups outside Nice 20€/class)
Adult workshops as part of the Free Creation Program every Thursday from 10:30 to 12:00 (40 € per quarter, or 10 sessions)
Shop, free parking, park.

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Open on sunday