This museum is the old residence of some dutch man and his Balinese wife it was a good insight into the past and how people used to live very interseting

It's a tragedy that this museum isn't being looked after properly. The beautiful paintings by Mayeur are housed behind glass but far from protecting the art, the glass is dirty and a layer of salt has made the glass hard to see through, either that...More

Inside this house-turned-museum once lived by the Belgian artist Le Mayeur & his wife, you'll not only see a "collection" of his paintings (quite a number of them actually), but you'll also kind of get a feel of his life walking around the house and...More

North end of Sanur Beach, opposite the boat departures to Lombok. Small sign to signal entrance to museum. Entrance is 50,000 rupiah from the kiosk. The entire museum is small, with beautiful gardens and the most ornate buildings which serve as Mayeur’s home and studio....More

Open times as mentioned on Google are not correct, however when entering via the Le Mayeur Inn entry the museum opened specially for us. Paintings are not arranged (at least whe could not discover any) following a period or location. Museum is located in actual...More

I could not leave the place with so many paintings from the great Le Mayeur. The best art museum, I have visit i Bali and a must for art lovers. His house is also a great experience.

We were staying in Sanur by the beach so we thought we would pay this museum a visit one rainy day. It is a little hard to spot, as it is behind a wall where the Sanur to Nusa Lembongan ferries depart. The museum has...More