This museum, housed in the Anne de Beaujeu pavilion, contains collections of sculptures and medieval paintings (superb altarpiece panels by the Master of Uttenheim, the Master of Frankfurt and Michael Pacher), as well as archaeological exhibits. It a..

The former Hôtel Cadier de Veauce (15C and 18C) is now home to a 350m 2 centre hosting exhibitions dedicated to original illustration plates for contemporary children’s books. Its collections (both individual plates and complete albums) are presente..

Burnt down twice, this belfry, with its covered roof and campanile, still brings rhythm to life in the town, thanks to the "Jacquemart family": the husband, dressed in a grenadier’s uniform, and his wife Jacquette sound the hours, while the..

The cathedral is of interest for its works of art: a series of stained-glass windows representing eminent members of the Bourbon family and, in particular, the extraordinary Triptych by the Master of Moulins (1498), an admirable painting on wood,..

Built in Paris and then transported via the Montargis waterway to Moulins, this marble mausoleum was built by Parisian artists - the brothers François and Michel Anguier - at the request of the widow of Henri de Montmorency, following her banishmen..

This museum is devoted to local life, religious art and the history of the Order of the Visitation, whose founder, Anne de Chantal , died in Moulins in 1641. It includes reconstructions of workshops (blacksmith's, weaver's, cooper's), collections of..

This keep (donjon) is all that remains of the former ducal palace: its name (“Ill-coiffed Keep”) derives from its roofing.

This remnant of the ducal palace was built around 1495 on the orders of Anne de Beaujeu (1462-1522). An Italianate façade precedes a gate tower whose arches are decorated with the initials of Pierre and Anne de Beaujeu, along with the Bourbon insigni..

This tranquil quarter, on the banks of the Allier river, still bears witness to the lives of the bargemen who used to live here.

This half-timbered building in the Les Mariniers district is where members of the builders’ guild, ranging from architects to carpenters, joiners to locksmiths and masons to plasterers, showcase their expertise. Plans, tools, products, models (with s..

The Allier valley is home to a great diversity of wildlife. This nature reserve provides an opportunity to learn about and explore the species found within it.

The only one of its kind in the world, this late-18C centre, located in the Villars quarter, was designed to preserve and showcase the costumes and scenery of the Opéra National de Paris, the performing arts department of the Bibliothèque Nationale d..