Musée Rude

In the transept of the disused church of Saint-Etienne, there is an exhibition of casts of sculpted works by François Rude (1784-1855), one of the masters of the Romantic School who expressed himself in large compositions of a historical nature such as the Departure of the Volunteers, better known as the Marseillaise, of which a monumental cast can be seen here.

Types

  • Fine arts
  • Museum

Quality labels

  • Musée de France
  • Municipal museum

On site

Services

  • French

Prices

Payment methods

  • Credit card
  • Cash

Opening times

Opening times :

From 01 June to 30 September:
From 10am to 6.30pm every day. Closed on Tuesday

From 01 October to 31 May:
From 9.30 am to 6 pm every day. Closed on Tuesdays

Closed on 1 January, 1 May and 8 May,
14 July, 1 and 11 November, 25 December

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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