Musee National du Moyen Age-Thermes et Hotel de Cluny Paris

6 Place Paul-Painleve, 5th arrondissement Paris , Île-de-France, France - Phone: 01-53-73-78-00
  • Traveler Rating 4.50
    266 reviews

    Attraction Type:

    Architectural building, Historic home, Museum, Art museum

    Popularity

    118of 750 attractions in Paris

TravelPod Member ReviewsMusee National du Moyen Age-Thermes et Hotel de Cluny Paris

  • musee national du moyen age

    5

    bernadettek 3 contributions Fremantle, Australia Oct 24, 2011

    Fascinating- skip the moyen age display at the louvre and focus on another period there and come here to see a great display in a teriffic setting.

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Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Visited this Attraction Musee National du Moyen Age-Thermes et Hotel de Cluny Paris

  • 1

    step back in time.

    38 photos

    Today we decided to get going early having rested my knee somewhat yesterday. So we set the alarm for 8am. Tim went out to get breakfast and I was supposed to have a shower and get dressed, I went back to sleep and didn't wake up until Tim got back with breakfast...oops! So I hopped in the shower quickly and then discovered that tim washed all my …

  • 2

    This one is for you, Papa Jim

    11 photos

    When we woke up, we already had the day planned. We were going to go to the Luxembourg Gardens, the Musee du Moyen Age, and Musee Rodin. But I did not plan on going to the supermarket when I first woke up. After the market we had a very good homemade breakfast and caught the metro to the Luxembourg Gardens. We walked around for a bit and then we …

  • 3

    Day 11 - An Ideal Morning

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    We woke up with the intention of getting to the Eiffel tower at 9:30, but by the time we got there it was 11 o'clock, and the line for tickets was two hours long. So we decided to postpone going up the Eiffel Tower until the next day, our last in Paris. We walked to the nearest metro station, and decided to take the commuter train (RER) to our …

  • 4

    A Muggy Day in Paris

    We were woken up on the night train by some buzzers, followed by the train employee returning our passports and tickets after the night. For half of the night, the cold air from the window (which we couldn't figure out how to close) was flowing directly onto my feet ... and for the other half (when the train changed tracks/direction or something) …