The Archaeological Museum of Dijon is housed in the former Abbey of Saint-Bénigne. The collections trace the history of Burgundy from prehistoric times through the Middle Ages showcasing an exceptional range of archaeological discoveries.
Set within the Romanesque remains of the abbey the museum offers a unique blend of history and archaeology. As you explore its galleries you will encounter : ancient sculptures, funerary monuments, everyday objects, and remarkable artifacts that illustrate the development of human life and settlement across the region. The most spectacular of all being a Celtic bronze statue from the 2nd century dedicated to the goddess Sequana : today know as the Seyne.
A major highlight of the museum is the preserved remains of the Abbey of Saint-Bénigne an important religious center that played a key role in the spread of Christianity in Burgundy. The Romanesque architecture and historic stone galleries create an unforgettable setting that brings centuries of history to life.
Whether you are passionate about archaeology or cultural heritage the Archaeological Museum of Dijon offers a captivating journey into the origins of the city and the rich past of Burgundy.
Book your private tour of Dijon and discover the Archaeological Museum with an official guide.
