See all the highlights of Dijon in 1 hour and 45 minutes on a walking tour with a French-speaking guide. Marvel at the UNESCO World Heritage monuments of the historic center, such as the Palace of the Dukes of Burgundy and the magnificent façade of the Church of Notre-Dame. Stroll down the medieval streets to discover the amazing residences of the aristocracy and get an appreciation of the elegant architecture in the city center. Learn more about the days of the House of Burgundy, from Robert II of France to its confiscation by Louis XI.

Get skip-the-line access to Cluny Abbey Museum. Discover the ruins of a spiritual center, the seat of the most significant medieval monastic order in Western Europe. Enjoy skip-the-line entry to Cluny Abbey Museum, avoid the queues, and explore the museum. Admire incredible medieval art, interesting paintings, stained glass windows, and the Lady and the Unicorn Tapestry.  Enter the museum and start exploring; one of the most important abbeys in France, now listed as a National Monument. First, you will watch a short 3D film showing how Cluny Abbey evolved, and then the tour will begin.  Walk around, listen to the history, and explore this impressive building at your own leisure. See one of the best collections of artifacts from the middle ages you will ever see. This museum is a must-visit for fans of The Lady and the Unicorn Book by Tracy Chevalier. 

Admire the Well of Moses, a hexagonal pillar almost 7 meters tall standing in a basin supplied by ground water. On each side of this pillar are niches framed by small columns with foliage-covered capitals. Each niche shelters a statue of six prophets from the Old Testament: Moses, Isaiah, Daniel, Zachariah, Jeremiah and David. Between them, you can see six angels whose expressions or gestures convey the sorrow of the Passion. This is one of the most impressive sculptures from the end of the Middle Ages due to its powerful design, the realism of the faces and the costumes. Close to the Well of Moses, you can admire the 19th-century chapel built in a neo-Gothic style. Of the original building, only the portal incorporated into the chapel remains. To enhance your visit, a sound montage will be provided in this chapel. This is a great opportunity to discover the Chartreuse of Champmol, which was once a major religious site during the time of the Dukes of Burgundy.