The church of the Monastère des Bernardines, a building dating from the end of the 17th century with original architecture and listed as a Historic Monument, houses the collections of the Musée d'Art Sacré. Works of art, sculptures, paintings, textiles and silverware dating from the 12th to the 20th centuries are exceptionally well preserved and original, tracing the evolution of religious practices over the centuries. The presentation highlights the diversity of religious objects, while providing keys to understanding their iconography and functions. The collections also evoke the daily life of women's communities belonging to different spiritual families, in particular the Cistercian nuns and the Carmelites.
Temporarily closed - no date given for reopening - free admission
Types
- Religious art
- Museum
Quality labels
- Musée de France
- Municipal museum
On site
Facilities
- Junior workshop
- Specialist conferences
- Conferences
- Temporary exhibitions
Services
- French
- Library
- Shop
Amenities
- Film projection room
Prices
Payment methods
- Cheques and postal orders
- Cash
Opening times
Temporarily closed
Special opening conditions
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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