Paris, day 4: Middle Ages, High-end Goods

[scarlettina]

With our Museum Passes in hand, it was another day spent (partly) in a museum. This time, it was the Musee de Cluny, France's National Museum of the Middle Ages. The museum, built in the former town house of the abbot of Cluny going back to the 14th century, is larger inside than it initially appeared to me, housing relics of the period from late

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[noire]

The Cluny is my favorite not Louvre museum in Paris. I'm so glad you liked it!

[scarlettina]

I enjoyed it, certainly. My favorite museum, so far, however, has been the D'Orsay, about which I have yet to blog. It's coming, though. :-)

[ckd]

That's probably my favorite Parisian museum, too. The architecture is worth a visit all by itself, and then you add the art....

[bedii]

Too bad you're not going to Spain. You'd *love* the Prado.

[shellyinseattle]

You make me believe I am there with your words. It sounds wonderful still even with the strange meal of unusual sausage.

[scarlettina]

The MOUS was definitely an adventure. :-) Glad you're digging the travelogue.

[skidspoppe]

Personally, I'm waiting for the short story "The Unexpected Sausage"

and damn, you're certainly giving me a high watermark for your tour of Lithuania... our museums just ain't the same :)

[herself_nyc]

I am following all this with such pleasure and nostalgia. Yay!!!!

[girasole]

What herself_nyc said, exactly.