Completely renovated in 2015, the Baccarat Museum stands at the heart of the 'Château', the former residence of the Baccarat company's directors. The factory is just in front, with its roaring furnaces, where every day a team of some of France's most skilled artisans create refined and elegant pieces of crystal.

Designed to represent the home of a collector, the Baccarat Museum is a reflection of the legendary past of the most renowned crystalworks in the world. In an exhibit space that highlights the virtuosity of the crystal workers, visitors will discover a wide selection of iconic pieces which form part of Baccarat's heritage. Among the masterpieces on display are the ewer presented to Charles X, the first king to visit the premises in 1828, the Czarina's candelabra with 24 candles, and the Three Graces vase presented at the International Exhibition of Eastern France, held in Nancy in 1909.