Museum of Cloister of Tulle

The cloister museum Tulle or Municipal Museum of Art and History Tulle Country is a museum of artwork and records with collections that reflect the discoveries and history of Tulle and its place. The Cloister museum occupies the west wing, cloister and bankruptcy house of the east wing of the Saint Martin's Abbey and St. Michael, building of Gothic fashion of the 13th century adjoining to the Notre Dame Cathedral Tulle. The complete web site is classified a number of the ancient monuments in 1862.

The museum of Tulle, departmental vocation from the primary idea, goes back to 1819. After many tries, it's miles constant in January 1893 with the aid of the Society of the letters, sciences and arts of Correze on initiative of Emile Fage. The museum's collections are meant to mirror the range of pastimes of the place and the populace. There are collections of geology, archeology, prehistory and Gallo - Roman antiquity in reference to the Gallo - Roman website of Tintignac. The collections additionally address the courtly story.