Situated in the cloister of the former Bernardine convent, this museum displays a collection of rural and urban ethnography such as country costumes and furniture. The museum occupies three floors that feature:

• Ground Floor: It displays rural and Burgundian ethnographic heritage at the end of nineteenth century.
• First Floor: featuring everyday life in Dijon from the end of 18th century to the Second World War.
• Second floor: It features a gallery devoted to the characteristics of Burgundian life along with a reading room and an audiovisual room.

Apart from looking at these displays, you can also visit the museum shop and library. The museum offers workshops on subjects such as the traditional school, childhood, tales and legends. 

• Nearest Train Station : Dijon Ville
• Nearest Metro Station : Saint- Michel

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