This is a lovely private collection of art nouveau and art deco pieces - mainly figurines and vases etc. The building itself is a stunning art nouveau design and gorgeous. If you're into that era, then you'll really enjoy looking at the pieces, but if you're not all that keen on it then you might find it a bit limited... More

I absolutely love Art Deco! And this place is just - Wow. The building was originally a private residence, and I'm sure the stained glass windows are all original. The exhibits; toys, porcelain, glass, bronzes, jewellery, fans and furniture are all just amazing. This is a place not to miss, however, my biggest dislike about the place was that photo's... More

After a few days of medieval and gothic sites, it was great to visit. Forget the paintings - gaze at the beautiful glass windows in the museum, the glass vases, the Lalique jewelry, the little bronze statues of bears in a canoe and Josephine Baker dancing topless. All the while, listening to great jazz music. The cafe looked lovely and... More

This museum is pretty striking from the south wall of the city with the beautiful stained-glass facade. It's cheap (free for students) to enter and not a bad way to spend an hour. Much cooler if you have an interest in art nouveau or art deco. If you didn't make it to Barcelona, you can find those cool old posters... More

Casa Lis is a museum that has wonderful Art Nouveau and Art Deco objects. There is a fabulous stained glass ceiling and stained glass façade. The glass and crystal displays with works by Rene Lalique, Emile Galle, and the Daum Brothers are very beautiful. There are 120 small sculptures made of bronze and ivory, called chriselephantines, made by the best... More

The stained glass is magnificent from both the outside and the inside. Great marble and bronze sculptures. There is also an incredible wall piece of copper with enamel painting in the stairwell. Well worth the visit. More

I was very excited to visit this little museum, since I really like late 19th and early 20th century ceramics and glass. Unfortunately, the quality of works on display was about what you'd find at the average Los Angeles flea market. More

Great museum, charming cafe. Don't miss either one...oh, yes, the gift shop is pretty great too.. More

This is an absolute treasure house, featuring sculptures, models, ceramics, figures etc. The building itself is a jewell and a refreshing change from normal art galleries. Worth a visit More