Practical information

Here you will find all the practical information you need to prepare your visit to the Treasury of Autun Cathedral.

Salle du chapitre de la cathédrale d'Autun

Opening times

From 1st April to 31st October

Monday to Saturday10am - 1pm and 2pm - 6pm

Sunday2pm - 6pmClosed Easter Monday, 1 and 8 May, 19-20-21 July, 10-11-12 August and on the occasion of major religious ceremonies.

Prices

The ticket gives you access to the entire monument.

Ticket office

Admission fee

For individuals

Individual rate

4 €

Reduced rate

2 €
  • Groups of 15 or more
  • Jobseekers
  • Recipients of minimum social benefits
  • CNAS card holders
  • For visitors arriving 30 minutes before the rooms close at the end of the day
  • For groups of people from the social field

Free admission
  • People under 18 and students under 26
  • ICOM" card holders
  • Holders of the "Culture" card
  • Holders of the "Guide conférencier" card
  • Press" card holders
  • Holders of a "Contemporary Sacred Art Biennial" pass
  • Beneficiaries of the geriatric day care service at Autun hospital
  • Members of the "Friends of the Cathedral" association
  • During national and European events (e.g. Nuit des Musées, Journées Européennes du Patrimoine, etc.)

Combined ticket for the Cathedral Treasury and the Museum

7 €

The ticket gives you access to the entire monument.

TICKETS

Guided tours - 1 April to 31 October

For individuals

The grand tour of Saint-Lazare Cathedral (2 hours)

A guide will take you on a tour of this jewel of the Cluniac Romanesque style. You'll learn all about this edifice, built from 1120 onwards and famous for its sculpted decoration by Gislebertus. Its role as a pilgrimage church and its architecture are a must when exploring Autun in the Middle Ages. Does not include a visit to the Treasury.

6 €

The essentials of Saint-Lazare Cathedral (45 mins)

A guide will show you all the essential aspects of this Romanesque and Gothic cathedral, built in 1120 to welcome pilgrims around the relics of Lazarus. Does not include a visit to the Treasury.

2 €

The Treasury and Chapter House (duration 1 hour)

Learn about the history of the relics since the Middle Ages and admire the famous Gislebertus capitals, Romanesque art treasures housed in the chapter house library.

6 €

Saint-Lazare Cathedral and its treasures (2 hours)

Discover the remarkable architecture of the cathedral, the masterpieces of its Treasury and the capitals of Gislebertus, essential works of Burgundian Romanesque art.

9 €

For groups

Saint-Lazare Cathedral and its Treasure (2 hours - under 15 people)

Discover the remarkable architecture of the cathedral, the masterpieces of its Treasury and the capitals of Gislebertus, essential works of Burgundian Romanesque art.

121 €

Saint-Lazare Cathedral and its Treasure (duration 2h - 15 to 29 pers.)

Discover the remarkable architecture of the cathedral, the masterpieces of its Treasury and the capitals of Gislebertus, essential works of Burgundian Romanesque art.de

132 €

Saint-Lazare Cathedral and its Treasure (duration 2h - 30 to 60 pers.)

Discover the remarkable architecture of the cathedral, the masterpieces of its Treasury and the Gislebertus capitals, essential works of Burgundian Romanesque art.

242 €

Access and transport

Saint-Lazare Cathedral, Autun

Place du Terreau
71400 Autun
How to get there
BY CAR
  • Recommended parking: Place du Champs de Mars or Place du Terreau

Services and visiting conditions

  •  During ceremonies, access is via the Gislebertus enclosure
  • Assistance dogs on leashes are permitted
  • Strollers are permitted
  • Photography without flash is permitted
  • No luggage storage is available within the monuments
  • Smoking is prohibited throughout the site, both inside and outside the monument. Pursuant to Decree No. 2025-582 of June 27, 2025, relating to smoke-free spaces, outdoor public spaces where children and adolescents may be present or exposed, particularly public parks and gardens, become smoke-free spaces.

Disabled visitors

Find out more about the services and facilities available for disabled visitors.

Consult the dedicated page