The old chapter house contains religious art objects from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance: statues made of polychrome wood, Aubusson tapestries, tombstone plaques and capitals. In the basement, note the archeology room where the ancient Gallo-Roman rampart is shown: domestic objects, statuettes, jewellery and a superb bronze of Jupiter Stator. On the upper floor, paintings from the 17 to the 20C (with emphasis on abstraction), a sculpture by Rodin, earthenware and furniture.