Primarily built between 1088 and 1130, the church of St Peter and St Paul was sacked during the Revolution, demolished and sold off stone by stone. What had been the largest church in Christendom is now but a few meagre fragments. What remains, notab..

This 15C dwelling is in the former abbey palace. Built by Jean de Bourbon, 42nd abbot of Cluny, it is contemporary of the Parisian mansion of the same name. The museum displays abbey remains found during excavation work. You can see scale models or a..

After climbing the 120 steps of the Tour des Fromages, you can overlook the abbey and Eau-Bénite bell tower, the Farinier, the Tour du Moulin, St. Marcel bell tower, Notre Dame church and square.

The church square, with its 18C fountain and old houses, has a lot of character. The church, with its quadrangular bell tower, was built a little after 1100, and extended in the Gothic era. Only the pavement is left of the primitive narthex. The 13C ..

The Town Hall occupies the dwelling built by abbots Jacques and Geoffroy of Amboise, at the end of the 15C and start of the 16C. The façade overlooking the garden has an original Italian Renaissance-style decoration.

Enter the gardens close to the Town Hall in order to see the Fabry Tower (1347), with its pepper-box roof, as well as the older Round Tower to the East, which was set in the abbey walls.

It has a three-storey, octagonal Romanesque bell tower, topped by an elegant, 42-m high, brick, 16C polygonal spire.