Musée de l'oeuvre Notre Dame
斯特拉斯堡圣母院博物馆
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门票包含在斯特拉斯堡博物馆一日票内。如果有时间又买了博物馆通票的，建议去看看。
爱溜达的猫
凡是精美的东西都喜欢看，可惜时间太少，只看了大教堂，没去博物馆。
Info
Notre Dame Museum covers a large area, which is a grand building complex built in the 14th to 16th century. It is a collection of ancient Roman, Gothic and Renaissance sculptures, as well as 15th century oil paintings and stained glass. This museum
Address: 3 place du Château
Opening hours: 10: 00-18:00 Tuesday to Sunday.
+33 3 88 32 88 17
Reviews
The museum is next to the Cathedral of Notre Dame, next to the palace of Rohan. Like the cathedral Museum of Milan, this museum has cultural relics related to the Cathedral of Notre Dame, sculptures left during the construction of the cathedral, architectural decoration and so on. These cultural relics reflect Strasbourg as the most important art center of the Holy Roman Empire from the 13th century to the 16th century, from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance, as well as works of art in the Upper Rhine area from the 15th to the 16th century.
Mon Dec 02 2019
Plutarch, a philosopher in the first century A.D., once asked the question: if the wood on Theseus's ship was gradually replaced until all the wood was not the original wood, would this ship still be the original one? "Ship of Theseus" as a famous thought experiment to explore the nature of physical objects has a profound impact on all aspects of later generations, such as: what kind of ancient architecture is the real ancient architecture? Are the buildings whose components are constantly replaced (such as all kinds of wooden buildings in East Asia) really ancient buildings? Not only the Oriental wooden buildings, but also the Western stone buildings are facing this crisis. Wind and rain erosion (such as acid rain in the era of big industry) and natural and man-made disasters (such as siege during the Franco Prussian War), the stone structure of Strasbourg cathedral is also severely damaged, saints on the lintel, monsters on the dripping eaves, and stained glass rose windows Almost everything you see in the church has been changed. The philosopher Hobbes later extended and upgraded the ship of Theseus with version 2.0: if we rebuild a new ship with the old parts from the ship of Theseus, which of the two ships is the real ship of Theseus? In Strasbourg, the thought experiment of "ship of Theseus 2.0" has been materialized into a museum, which is the Strasbourg Cathedral Museum, where the ancient church components replaced by the past generations are placed. Among the parts that have been replaced by the Roman Gothic Renaissance, the stained glass window that is worth seeing more is known as the oldest existing one in France. The museum building itself is also a beautiful ancient building. Since the 13th century, it has been the administrative organ of the parish. It has beautiful Gables, complex wood carvings, and even stone stairs are full of the movement of medieval style - not to mention the local stonemason guild since ancient times!
Sun Nov 10 2019
On the first Sunday of every month, the sculptures and stained glass in the church are displayed for free, which is not worth buying tickets.
Mon May 07 2018
It's not bad. You can have a look at the churches in Europe and their own characteristics. Stop and enjoy them.
Thu Aug 18 2016
Shock, oil painting, sculpture, architectural appearance, etc
Sat Apr 16 2016
It's gorgeous. I've seen this and Notre Dame in Paris. I don't need to see any other cathedrals in France
Wed Sep 16 2015
Inside the church, the style is still the same. Arches, statues, round rose windows, and many painted glass are fine art works worthy of looking up.
Sun Jan 11 2015
What attracts me is the exquisite murals and colorful windows. It's not easy for the ancient working people to visit and recommend.
Mon Dec 08 2014