Set in a former 17th-century Cistercian monastery, discover the rural and urban life of Burgundy. Authentic insights will be provided by authentic workshops of traditional crafts, historical costumes and everyday objects. A special exhibition is also dedicated to the history of the famous Dijon mustard, completed by lifelike replicas of old shops such as pharmacies and butchers.

Learn first-hand how world-famous Dijon mustard is made, from traditional methods to innovative flavors. During a visit to the Moutarderie Edmond Fallot, you can fill your own earthenware pot with mustard and linger in the historic ambience of the tea room, a former fabric shop from the 15th century. The opportunity to taste a wide variety of mustards directly at the mustard bar rounds off your experience.

Enter a maze of corridors and plains filled with 130,000 masterpieces spanning over 20 centuries. Admire the famous tombs of the Dukes of Burgundy and be captivated by the 41 statuettes of the mourners. The perfect symbiosis of ancient and modern art, surrounded by the majestic architecture of a former ducal palace.

Unravel the deep mysteries of the Romanesque crypt, over 1,000 years old, with its monolithic columns and ancient mosaics. Marvel at the towering Gothic arches, ornate statues, and impressive play of light through the stained glass windows as the sounds of the majestic organ fill the room.

Marvel at the masterful Gothic architecture, characterized by innovative techniques and the absence of buttresses, allowing for maximum interior space. Touch the famous owl for good luck, experience the unique façade with grotesque gargoyles, and discover the profound history of the Notre-Dame de Bon-Espoir statue.

Admire the magnificent architecture and ornate decorations of the palace, which was once the seat of the Dukes of Burgundy. Explore the opulent tombs at the Salle des Gardes, climb the 316 stone spiraling steps of Philippe le Bon's Tower for stunning views, and discover art treasures from the Middle Ages and Renaissance at the museum.

Along the completely pedestrian street, you'll wander through a world where medieval half-timbered houses meet modern boutiques. Tastings at the Maille mustard boutique reveal the culinary diversity of Dijon, while the Galeries Lafayette invites you to browse. The charm of the Place de la Libération completes the experience with historical flair and lively present.