Visite libre du Cloître de Saint-André-Le-Bas
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Saint-André-le-Bas Abbey was founded in the 6th or 7th century. It was one of the most important monasteries in the diocese of Vienne during the Middle Ages.
Restoration work was launched by the Society of Friends of Vienne, with the architect Jules Formigé working on the cloister. The restored building was inaugurated in 1938.
Restorations were again undertaken in 2011. The new museum staging features a selection of seven inscriptions relating to the history of the abbey and the district, as well as small columns from the church spire, together with some tactile elements.
The three rooms leading to the cloister entrance are devoted to temporary exhibitions taking place all the year round and organised by the Vienne museum conservation department.
Practical information
Services
Shop
Theme
Heritage
Time schedule
From 09/19/26 to 09/20/26
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Monday :
Closed
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Tuesday :
Closed
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Wednesday :
Closed
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Thursday :
Closed
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Friday :
Closed
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Saturday :
09h30 to 12h45
- 13h30 to 18h00 -
Sunday :
09h30 to 12h45
- 13h30 to 18h00 -
Jours fériés :
Closed
Prices
Payment method
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Bank/credit card,
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Check,
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Cash
Free of charge.
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Latitude : 45.526897
Longitude : 4.873542
Height : 162
Place du Jeu-de-Paume
38200 Vienne
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Information updated on 01/08/2026
by Office de Tourisme de Vienne Condrieu Agglomération
