Now housed in the former Saint Benigne abbey, the Archaeological Museum of Dijon started long ago in the late 18th century as the creative initiative of scholars and other important members of society. The museum serves many purposes including conducting archaeological digs, preserving historical findings, and publishing and sharing discoveries with students, professionals, and the public. Presently, visitors will be able to see several pieces that showcase the area’s history dating back to the Middle Ages. Popular collections include The Deposit of Blanot, The Sanctuary of the Sources De La Seine, and the Daily Life in the Gallo-Roman Era.

Address: 5 Rue Dr Maret, 21000 Dijon, France, Phone: +33-380-48-83-70

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Palais des Ducs Tour Philippe le Bon Church of Notre-Dame of Dijon Le Consortium Les Halles Market Parcours de la Chouette Musee Magnin Archaeological Museum of Dijon Cathedral Saint Benigne Well of Moses Parc de la Colombiere Mulot et Petitjean Grand Theatre Port du Canal Kir Lake Musee Rude Museum of Burgundian Life Auberge du Clos du Roy La Dame d’Aquitaine Restaurant Stephane Derbord Le Pre aux Clercs Le Piano Qui Fume La Maison des Cariatides Le Jardins de la Cloche Restaurant

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