The museum designed by architects Lipsky and Rollet is immediately captivating, thanks to its subtle interplay of transparency and light. Organized around a central space opening onto the remains of a kiln, and lit by superb crystal chandeliers, a thematic and chronological tour rises gently over four levels. A magnificent collection of objects (2,000 works on display) and short educational videos bring to life the great hours and technical exploits of the crystal works. A footbridge overlooking the workshop allows visitors to observe the work of the glassblowers.