Anne de Beaujeu Museum
Description
Self-guided tour.
Combined tour with the Maison Mantin is available.
The Anne-de-Beaujeu Museum is housed in the Renaissance pavilion built by Anne de France and Pierre de Beaujeu around 1500, which served as the closing structure of the courtyard of the prestigious palace of the Dukes of Bourbon.
The museum’s permanent exhibition features a variety of collections: Egyptology, regional archaeology, the history of the House of Bourbon, medieval and Renaissance sculpture from the Bourbonnais region, 15th- and 16th-century paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts primarily from Germany and the Netherlands, 18th-century decorative arts from Moulins (faience and cutlery), and 19th-century paintings and sculptures.
A temporary exhibition is held every year.
Princing
Full price: 6 €
Student: 4 €
Job seeker: 4 €
Person with a disability: 4 €.
Free entry for children under 17, press, the drivers.
Group rate available for 8 people or more.
Free admission on the first Sunday of the month.
Free admission (except for certain guided tours):
- For holders of ICOM, Culture, or Tour Guide cards.
- For students and faculty of the E.S.P.E. Moulins.
- For students studying History, Art History, or Applied Arts.
- For a driver transporting a group.
- For anyone with a promotional coupon or voucher indicating free admission.
- For members of the Association des musées Bourbonnais.
- For Departmental Council employees (COS card, ASDA card).
Additional information
Spoken languages
Equipements
Pets
Pets not allowed
A truly immersive experience for learning about and sharing history and the values of the duty to remember. Throughout the summer, a Moulins-based organization hosts numerous lectures to deepen participants’ understanding of World War II. Following these lectures and guided tours, a fundraiser is held to benefit Les Bleuets de France.