This museum is one of the rare ancient monuments in Paris. It contains 23 thousand works and objects from Roman Gaul to the 16th century, the richest collection of stained glass windows in France (more than 230 panels, medallions and fragments of stained glass windows of the 12th-16th centuries), as well as a significant collection of tapestries with plots on religious and everyday topics with the most famous “Lady with a Unicorn”, items of jewelry of the Middle Ages are exhibited (works made of gold, silver, copper, enamel, stones from the treasuries of the abbeys and kings of Western Europe), and much more.
In 2022, after carrying out large-scale restoration and modernization works that lasted for many years, all the halls of the museum were finally opened to visitors for inspection. From now on, visitors in wheelchairs, those with mobility difficulties, families with strollers, the elderly, etc. will be able to use lifts, ramps and an easily accessible guided tour.
Some ancient rooms that were previously invisible have become accessible, such as the plaster room, the Gothic cellar, and the Roman annex. The entrance fee is 12 euros, but there are reduced rates.
In 2022, after carrying out large-scale restoration and modernization works that lasted for many years, all the halls of the museum were finally opened to visitors for inspection. From now on, visitors in wheelchairs, those with mobility difficulties, families with strollers, the elderly, etc. will be able to use lifts, ramps and an easily accessible guided tour.
Some ancient rooms that were previously invisible have become accessible, such as the plaster room, the Gothic cellar, and the Roman annex. The entrance fee is 12 euros, but there are reduced rates.
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