In Beaune, we visited one museum I shall always remember. Hospices de Beaune, Hotel Dieu was one museum different from all others.
A partial view of the roof of the hospices with one of its spired towers
The courtyard and unique roof of the Hospices de Beaune, Hotel Dieu
Marc in the courtyard with a partial view of the colored roof
A well in the courtyard
A scene at La Salle Saint Louis
The Polyptych about the Last Judgement by the entrance of La Salle Saint Louis
An altar high up and almost close to the ceiling inside the Salle De Pouvres or Hall of the Poor
Inside the very dramatic and Salles de Pouvres or Hall of the Poor where the sick and indigent convalesced inside the hospices
One of the beds dedicated to the poor and the sick inside the Salle de Pouvres or Hall of the Poor
A religious icon high up on a wall looking after the sick and dying
Inside the Salle de Pouvres or Hall of the Poor
Marc inside the Salle de Pouvres or Hall of the Poor
The altar inside La Salle de Pouvres or the Hall of the Poor
The ceiling right above the altar inside the Salle de Pouvres
La Salle Sainte Anne or St. Anne's Room
La Salle Sainte Anne or Saint Anne's Room
La Salle Sainte Anne or Saint Anne's Room
A small altar inside the hospices
Looking at some exhibits
La Cuisine or the kitchen inside the hospices staged to depict how it really was back in the olden days
Here's a nun cutting meat and getting ready to cook a meal inside the kitchen
Getting some water from the tap inside the kitchen
The unique faucet from where to get water
An armoire used for storing metal plates, pitchers, and the like
The pharmacy
Inside the pharmacy
A small altar inside the hospices
In front of the Hospices de Beaune
In Beaune
The 14th century bellfry in Place Monge