Museum of Fine Arts in the spotlight (with a French-speaking guide)
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Duration 1h45
30 Maximum group size
Wheelchair accessible
This tour includes a visit to the city’s museums
Visits suitable for children
Presentation
Full descriptionLocated in the heart of the Palace of the Dukes and Estates of Burgundy, the Dijon Museum of Fine Arts is one of the oldest and most extensive in France.
The history of this exceptional setting is closely tied to that of Dijon and the more than 1,500 works on display, spanning a timeline from antiquity to the present day.
Join your guide for a two-part tour: one of the palace and ...
See moreThe history of this exceptional setting is closely tied to that of Dijon and the more than 1,500 works on display, spanning a timeline from antiquity to the present day.
Join your guide for a two-part tour: one of the palace and ...
To know
Departure time and placeMeeting point : in front of the Tourist Office - 11 rue des Forges - 21000 Dijon
Good to knowPlease note: This tour is conducted in French only.
This tour includes a visit to the city’s museums.
You may not enter municipal museums with any blunt objects. Walking sticks without tips are considered sharp objects. Thank you for your cooperation.
It is prohibited to bring into these facilities any objects that pose a risk to the safety of people, artworks, or buildings, including:
- animals, with the exception of those used to assist people with disabilities.
- sharp objects.
As part of the Vigipirate security plan and for safety reasons, no personal belongings may be left at the Tourist Office reception desk or at the base of the Philippe Le Bon Tower (luggage, strollers, etc.). We ask that you make arrangements for these items before your tour begins.
This tour includes a visit to the city’s museums.
You may not enter municipal museums with any blunt objects. Walking sticks without tips are considered sharp objects. Thank you for your cooperation.
It is prohibited to bring into these facilities any objects that pose a risk to the safety of people, artworks, or buildings, including:
- animals, with the exception of those used to assist people with disabilities.
- sharp objects.
As part of the Vigipirate security plan and for safety reasons, no personal belongings may be left at the Tourist Office reception desk or at the base of the Philippe Le Bon Tower (luggage, strollers, etc.). We ask that you make arrangements for these items before your tour begins.
Information
- Duration :
- 1h45
- Price :
- 12 €
- Related places :
- Dukes’ Palace
- The Fine Arts Museum
- Trip :
- Pedestrian tour
Good to know
- Theme :
- Guided tour
- Art and culture