Museum of Burgundian Life

The MuséedelaVieBourguignonne Burgundy Life Museum is located in the Church of Santa Ana in Dijon, Monastè3 of Dijon Bernardine. This is a 17th century Sidoian monastery. Exhibits such as traditional clothing, classical furniture, daily necessities and handicrafts reflect the history and rural life of the Burgundy region. The Muséed''artsacréde Dijon Museum of Religious Art is also here. Open from Wednesday to Monday 9:00-12:00, 14:00-18:00. Free to visit. 10 minutes walk from the train station.

#Go to the Museum Explore the Burgundy Life Museum is opened in a 17th-century Sidoian monastery, and of course there are religious devotion items on display, and more showcasing the scenes of Burgundy village life in the past centuries. In particular, the first floor has rebuilt an entire street, with 19th-century pharmacies, grocery stores, fur stores, hat shops, watch shops and toy shops, and opened a window for you to look back at the folk life of Burgundy.

The Burgundy Living Museum, located in the northern part of Dijon city, is the only government public museum in Dijon with traditional customs and culture of life, and it displays many ancient objects that have been used in local history.