The 'Musée des Beaux Arts' is located right in the middle of Place de Miremont: the only historic square in Vienne, created thanks to a considered urbanism plan. This square was made possible by the reservation of lands, vines, and buildings belonging to the archdiocese when ecclesiastical assets were sold off under the Revolution. It was created early in the 19th century. Thanks to this, the town finally opened up its mediaeval walls and started growing towards the south. More details
Overlooking the confluence of the Rhône and the Gère, all that remains of the abbey of Saint-André-le-Bas, which might date back to the 6th century, is the church and cloister-both remarkable examples of Rhône region Roman art. More details
This church, originally dedicated to the apostles Peter and Paul, was built in the late 5th century in a cemetery occupying the ruins of a residential district within the Gallo-Roman ramparts. It is one of the oldest churches in France. It was used as a funeral basilica, and until the 12th century it housed the tombs of most of the bishops of Vienne, such as Mamert, its likely founder, who died around 475. In the 6th century, a first community of monks settled there, including the hermit Léonien who is thought to have been the abbot. More details
An exceptional archaeological site. Located on the right bank of the Rhône, the Saint-Romain-en-Gal archaeological site includes more than three hectares with the remains of a residential neighbourhood of the Roman town of Vienne. This area was occupied as of the first century B.C., and experienced considerable urban growth around A.D. 50. More details
Créé par l’association Patrimoine Textile Viennois, le musée de la Draperie a ouvert ses portes en 1995. Depuis 1999, devenu musée municipal, il est rattaché à la conservation des musées de la Ville de Vienne. Il se déploie sur trois larges espaces d’exposition et deux salles d’animations. Le parcours muséographique s’organise autour des deux thèmes qui mettent en valeur les aspects socio-économiques et techniques de l’industrie textile viennois : les différents aspects de la vie ouvrière et le cycle de fabrication des tissus. More details
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