Cluny Museum (Musée de Cluny)

The provided research materials contain conflicting information regarding the location of the Cluny Museum. One source describes the Cluny Abbey and its associated museum in Burgundy (specifically Cluny, Saône-et-Loire), while other sources describe the Musée de Cluny (Musée national du Moyen Âge) in Paris. Since the request specifies Burgundy, the description below focuses on the Cluny Abbey site in Burgundy.

The Cluny Abbey in Burgundy is a historic site comprising the Abbey ruins and the Museum of Art and Archaeology. The museum houses significant medieval artifacts, including the famous Unicorn Tapestries. Visitors should note that the elevator at the Museum of Art and Archaeology is currently out of order, and visiting hours may be adjusted during extreme heat conditions.

The Cluny Abbey is open daily from 9:30 am, closing at 5:00 pm in winter and 7:00 pm in summer. Last entry is 45 minutes before closing. The museum’s hours vary by season and often include a midday break. Both sites are closed on January 1, May 1, November 1, November 11, and December 25.

Admission offers various ticket options. The Bernon Ticket costs €11 and provides access to both the Abbey and the Museum. The Odilon Ticket (€13.50) adds the Tour des Fromages, the Hugues Ticket (€14) adds the Berzé-la-Ville monks' chapel, and the Urban Ticket (€16.50) includes all sites. Note that the Hugues, Odilon, and Urban tickets are only available on-site. Free admission is available for children under 18 accompanied by an adult, EU nationals aged 18–25, and disabled persons with an accompanying person. This site offers a profound insight into medieval history and monastic life in Burgundy.