Musée du Cloître: A Glimpse into Tulle's Past
Explore Tulle's history and art within the walls of a 13th-century Gothic cloister, a journey through the heart of Bas-Limousin.
Located in the heart of Tulle, the Musée du Cloître (Cloister Museum) offers visitors a journey through the town's history and artistic heritage. Housed within the remains of the ancient Saint-Martin Abbey, the museum showcases collections ranging from local archeology to religious art and traditional crafts, providing a rich tapestry of the region's cultural evolution.
A brief summary to Musee Du Cloitre
- Place Mgr Berteaud, Tulle, 19000, FR
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- Tuesday 10 am-12 pm
- Wednesday 10 am-12 pm
- Thursday 10 am-12 pm
- Friday 10 am-12 pm
- Saturday 10 am-12 pm
- Sunday 10 am-12 pm
Know before you go
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- While the Musée du Cloître is currently closed, the cloister itself is still worth a visit to admire its Gothic architecture and serene atmosphere.
- Check out the nearby Cité de l'accordéon et des patrimoines to discover collections related to the history of Tulle.
- Take some time to stroll around the charming town of Tulle, filled with quaint shops and inviting cafes.
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Getting There
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Walking
The Musée du Cloître is located on Place Mgr Berteaud in the heart of Tulle. From most points in the city center, it's easily reachable on foot. Orient yourself towards the Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Tulle, as the cloister is adjacent to the cathedral. The walk to the Musée du Cloître offers a chance to appreciate Tulle's architecture and ambiance.
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Public Transport
Tulle has a local bus service (TuT) that serves various points in the town. Check the local bus routes for the nearest stop to Place Mgr Berteaud. From the bus stop, it's a short walk to the Musée du Cloître. A single ticket on the local bus costs €1.
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Taxi
Taxis are available in Tulle. A taxi from the Tulle train station (Gare de Tulle) to the Musée du Cloître, located in the city center, typically costs between €8 and €12. Taxis can usually be found at the train station or can be called in advance.
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Parking
If arriving by car, several parking options are available near the Musée du Cloître. Parking is available at Parking du Pont Dunant. Parking is free for 30 minutes, once per day and per vehicle and free on Saturdays. There are also parking garages in the city center, such as Parking St Pierre, Parking Péri, and Parking Médiathèque. Parking fees vary, but expect to pay around €1-€2 per hour.
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