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The 18th-century monastic buildings of Cluny Abbey with the bell towers of the old abbey church behind, seen across the lawn.
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Cluny Abbey

Cluny Abbey is a former Benedictine monastery founded in 910 by Duke William I of Aquitaine, which headed a network of monasteries across Western Europe. Its third church, begun in 1088, was Europe's largest until the 16th century. Most of it was pulled down after the Revolution; visitors see the south transept, the 18th-century monastic buildings and a museum.

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Mon09:30–17:00
Tue09:30–17:00
Wed09:30–17:00
Thu09:30–17:00
Fri09:30–17:00
Sat09:30–17:00
Sun09:30–17:00

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