Museum of Burgundian Life

Quaint museum with lots of interesting artifacts and a unique setup including numerous shopfronts to present its information and articles. It’s not ideal for foreigners, however, as the information is only in French. It would be nice if there were at least a general pamphlet with an overview offered in other languages. Still worth visiting but good to be aware.

This is a very worthwhile place to visit when you are in Dijon. Great exhibits, free to enter, street parking. Restrooms. Authentic period items and recreations of 19th c shops, plus lots of other things that take you back to earlier times in the area. Have Fun!

A fantastic museum of the history of the city of Dijon, a wonderful collection of memorabilia, period costumes, home life displays, posters, furniture, tools, kitchen equipment, trains, photography and the history of local biscuit and sweets making.. this is a terrific gallery, rich with the small things that shaped the culture, personality, people and vibe of this great city.. A great exhibition, a memorable experience. Please make time for this visit. 1 hour. Entree is free.

It's a cool museum. The reproduction scenes are super. Nice information about mustard.

Quite nice musee, the tickets are free. The fiest floor it’s about old ways to make butter, cheese, warming house and other stuff. The second floor it’s more interesting, you can see old stores, replica, about furs, pharmacy, biscuits (intersitng) and others. I

Nice museum with free admission. Too bad the opening hours was so short.

Excellent museum in Dijon. You need around 1h to quickly see all the exhibits. The exhibits are really beautiful and the highlight is the re-enactment of old stores of the city with authentic design and materials We were disappointed by the lack of English descriptions for the exhibits. We visited over a weekday and it was not so crowded. Short walk from the city center.

A wonderful museum dedicated to the history of the region, absolutely worth a visit at least for seeing the old shop windows and advertisement posters of the past. Very friendly and proactive staff. Not many translations to English throughout the exhibitions, though.