Cluny Museum

A hidden treasure in the heart of Paris, in the Latin Quarter, the Cluny Museum is the ideal stop for those who want to discover the artistic and historical heritage of medieval Europe. Officially known as the National Museum of Medieval Art, its unique collections and unique architecture transport visitors to another time.

Built in the 12th century, this museum houses medieval and Renaissance artworks and has world-renowned collections, notably the "Bayeux Embroidery" and "Six Ladies in the Rose Garden". The museum is also built on the ruins of the Gallo-Roman baths and contains preserved parts of this historic building. The museum also contains many valuable artifacts from the period, such as sculptures, stained glass and manuscripts.

A visit to the Cluny Museum is a step into the mysterious world of medieval Europe. In addition to its historical structure and rich collections, the museum also offers diversity to art lovers with the temporary exhibitions it organizes. Cluny Museum promises an unforgettable experience for those who want to take a step away from the bustling streets of Paris and take a journey through time. This unique museum is the perfect destination for both historical and artistic discovery.