Musée National du Moyen-Age (Paris, 18-5-2008)

Rating:	★★★★★
Category:	Other

This museum of Medieval Art&History is located on what was first a Gallo-Roman bathing complex and later the residence of the abbots of Cluny (13th century).
Much of he building is still in it's original medieval state.
Around the museum is a "medieval" garden which is used by passers-by as a place for a quiet lunch.

During the slower, less touristic period this museum is free so it's a good idea to visit it in april/may.
The museum is filled with medieval treasures. The most famous artworks are the 15th century tapestries called "La Dame à la Licorne" which celebrates the senses. It's definitely worth a look! (see pic, this one is called "A mon seul Désir").

All information (also in English and Spanish!): http://www.musee-moyenage.fr/