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Charmettes Museum
The Charmettes Museum is set on the site where Jean-Jacques Rousseau stayed with Madame de Warens from 1736 to 1742. The museum showcases many aspects of the writer's life, including a large French-styled garden full of medicinal and condimental herbs, as well as vegetables and fruit trees.
Address: Chemin des Charmettes Chambery France
 +33 4 79 33 39 44
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Eureka Mountain Center Gallery
The Eureka Mountain Center Gallery highlights scientific, technical, and industrial culture. There are numerous exhibits featuring models, interactive displays, games, movies and more. There is an area of temporary exhibits, and another area that features scientific current events.
Address: Place François Mitterrand Chambery France
+33 4 79 60 04 25
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Natural History Museum
The Natural History Museum is home to rare botancial, geological, and zoological specimens. Among these are a Lebanon cedar, a huge Laricio pine tree, female gingko, and a botanical garden with rose flower beds.
Address: 208 avenue de Lyon Chambery France
+33 4 79 62 18 68
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Savoisien Museum
The Savoisien Museum is located in a Franciscan convent, and it is home to many historically important artifacts. The exhibits here focus on the history of the Savoie, and the areas covered include archaeology, history and arts, ethnogrophy, and a World War II Memorial. Guided tours are available.
Address: . Chambery France
+33 4 79 33 44 48
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Fine Arts Museum
The Fine Arts Museum is home to a large collection of Italian paintings. Works from the Quattrocentro and the Renaissance are among those displayed. Sculptures, ivory, and Chinese pieces are also located here, as are works from the French and Northern Schools. Guided tours are available.
Address: Place du Palais de Justice Chambery France
+33 4 79 33 75 03
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