Cluny II

Cluny II was a significant medieval monastery built between 1060 and 1115 in France, representing a major development in monastic architecture and religious life. It was part of the Cluniac order, emphasizing certain spiritual and administrative reforms. Cluny II featured a large, cruciform church with a long nave, celebrating the importance of communal worship and monks' devotion. Its construction reflected advancements in construction techniques and a focus on creating inspiring spaces for worship and monastic activities, reinforcing Cluny’s role as a religious and cultural center during that era.