Follow in the footsteps of Frankish royalty during the 2026 Heritage Days. The Saint-Séverin Abbey in Château-Landon opens its doors in Seine-et-Marne for a captivating medieval immersion.
Relive the Grand Siècle in Magny-les-Hameaux on September 19 and 20, 2026. Discover the remnants of Port-Royal des Champs, a site of memory for Pascal and Racine.
Set off to discover the medieval treasures of the Abbey of Our Lady of the Rock in Lévis-Saint-Nom, for the 2026 Heritage Days. Explore a well-preserved gem of the Yvelines, tucked in the heart of the Chevreuse valley.
Usually discreet, the Saint-Joseph Monastery in Brou-sur-Chantereine preserves a 19th-century residence, a circular church, and an astonishing old ice house.
Medieval remains, former convents repurposed, or monasteries still in operation: Heritage Days 2026 will unveil on September 19 and 20 religious sites rarely accessible in Île-de-France.
In Avon, the Carmes Convent is taking part in Heritage Days 2026 and invites visitors to explore its history and architecture over the weekend of September 19–20, 2026.
The Musée des Arts et Métiers is taking part in Heritage Days on Saturday, 19 and Sunday, 20 September 2026, offering a free family-friendly visit and a range of activities. Discover the program!
On the occasion of the 2026 Heritage Days, set off to discover the crypt of the English Benedictine convent, a discreet place that tells a chapter of Pontoise's history.
For Heritage Days 2026, on September 19 and 20, the Royaumont estate opens its doors for guided tours of the Abbey and its gardens. Reservations are mandatory.
The Heritage Days are also a smart way to discover places normally closed to the public, such as this historic convent in the heart of Paris. See you on September 19 and 20, 2026.
