Museum Gorssel

Looking for a museum? Then museum Gorssel is the right place for you. But have you ever thought about the Lalique Museum in Doesburg? Not all art lovers have heard of the inspiring man René Lalique. That’s no problem. In short: René Lalique was a very talented and well-known glass artist, goldsmith, and jeweler. He lived between 1860 and 1945. He represented France well. Lalique gained international fame because his jewelry and glass objects were highly sought after. That’s why it’s very interesting to visit the Lalique Museum.

Lalique worked with a magnifying glass to add details that are not easily visible to the naked eye. You can view these details in the museum using a magnifying glass. You can also zoom in on screens located in the museum to examine the works of René Lalique. Additionally, these screens display information about the objects.
Near the Gorssel Museum Musée Lalique, you can also take a city walk in the beautiful nature, making it a great day out. Visit the website of Gorssel Museum Musée Lalique for more information. The employees of Musée Lalique have many years of experience with people who are passionate about art. They also know all the works of René Lalique by heart, which is why they can tell you so much about all his creations. For the best information and advice, you are at the right place at Gorssel Museum Musée Lalique.

My daughter and I wanted to visit an art museum one day. We ended up at a museum called Museum Gorssel Musee Lalique. In the museum, I saw all kinds of works by the inspiring man René Lalique. He has really helped me to find inspiration, and I am truly grateful to him for that. All his works are made so perfectly that I just think: ‘how does he manage to do it?’
I made the day even more enjoyable by choosing an arrangement, namely the prosecco arrangement. For €17.50, we had a delicious prosecco with all kinds of other added extras. I recommend that others also visit Museum Gorssel Musee Lalique, because it gives you a different impression of art and of the man René Lalique.

In short, for a fun day out, Musee Lalique is the right place to be.

Museum Lalique is closed every Monday. Furthermore, it is open from Tuesday to Sunday from 11:00 to 17:00.