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Museorama: Portal of all France’s museums, compiles news about temporary and permanent exhibitions: museum, history, art, culture…The museums are divided into categories (history, art, historical figures, nature and the environment, earth and space, sea, knowledge, materials, careers, industry and economics, transport, habitat, everyday life, food and drink, leisure and entertainment, for young and old) and themes (prehistory, archeology, Gallo-Roman history, the Middle Ages, French history, regional history, local history, military history, armies, world wars, painting, sculpture, fine art, modern art, contemporary art, religious or sacred art, decorative arts, naïve or popular art, world art, treasures and collections, painters and draughtsmen, sculptors, writers and philosophers, poets, musicians, composers and performers, artists, religious figures, churchmen, politicians, soldiers, inventors, travelers, explorers and navigators, science and natural history, discovery of nature and ecosystems, rivers and inland waters, hunting and fishing, specific fauna and flora (except horses), horses, mineralogy, geology, paleontology and speleology, astrology, astronomy, space, port activities, maritime activities, marine museums, sea fishing and fishing resources, oceanography and ocean beds, tapestry, basketry, tannery, textiles, lace, silk, glass, crystal, stained glass, tools, forge, ironwork, printing, drawing, imaging, silversmith, clock-making, pottery, building materials (stone, slate, granite, etc.), decorative materials (ceramics, marble, porcelain, etc.), earthenware, agriculture and country life, milling and bygone trades, craftsmanship and bygone professions, safety (firemen, police, etc.), health (medicine, pharmacy, etc.), industries and resource development activities (mines, etc.), tertiary economy and businesses, energy (fossil, nuclear and new), media, communication, advertising, bygone transport (animals, etc.), automobile, other vehicles, heavy and light (lorries, motorbikes, etc.), aviation) to make it easier to search the database.
A user-friendly geographical search option means that museums can be found by region: Alsace museums (67-68), Aquitaine museums (24-33-40-47-64), Auvergne museums (03-15-43-63), Basse-Normandie museums (14-50-61), Bourgogne museums (21-58-71-89), Brittany museums (22-29-35-56), Centre museums (18-28-36-37-41-45), Champagne-Ardenne museums (08-10-51-52), Corsica museums (20), Franche-Comté museums (25-39-70-90), Haute-Normandie museums (27-26), Ile-de-France museums (75-77-78-91-92-93-94-95), Languedoc-Roussillon museums (11-30-34-48-66), Limousin museums (19-23-87), Lorraine museums (54-55-57-88), Midi-Pyrénées museums (09-12-31-32-46-65-81-82), Nord Pas de Calais museums (59-62), Pays de la Loire museums (44-49-53-72-85), Picardie museums (02-60-80), Poitou-Charentes museums (16-17-79-86), Provence Alpes Côte d'Azur museums (04-05-06-13-83-84), Rhône-Alpes museums (01-07-26-38-42-69-73-74).