Musée d'Art sacré
Housed in the very first Cistercian nunnery founded in the 12th century and transferred to Dijon in the 17th century, The Museum of Sacred Art and The Perrin de Puycousin Museum of Burgundian life offer the visitor an invaluable insight through the heart of the province. The Museum of Sacred Art. Housed in the church of the monastery, this museum displays a wealth of religious items collected from the various Côte-d' Or churches and feminine religious communities. These works of art bring back to life the rich artistic past of the province from the 12th to the twentieth centuries and reflect the evolution of people's sensitivity over time. The aim of this exhibition is to try to conjure up the intrinsic value of these works of art which are part and parcel of our cultural heritage.
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- Film projection room
- Library
- Shop
- Junior workshop
- Specialist conferences
- Conferences
- Temporary exhibitions
Temporarily closed
Prices :All measures are taken to welcome you in the best conditions: - The sanitary capacity of the museums is calculated according to the surface area accessible to the public and taking into account the spatial configuration of the premises: 400 people for the Fine Arts Museum, for 6500 m2 ; 30 people for the Rude Museum, for 180 m2 ; 150 people for the Archaeological Museum, for 1600 m2 ; 250 for the Musée de la Vie bourguignonne, for 2000 m2 ; 120 for the Musée d'Art Sacré, for 980 m2. - A count of visitors at the entrance and exit, with signposting of the route to limit the crossing of flows as much as possible; - Respect for barrier measures: wearing a mask, disinfectant solution on entry, etc
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