European Heritage Days 2022, at the Château de Villiers, in Draveil (91)

The town of Draveil and its Château de Villiers invite you to join them for the Journées du Patrimoine on Saturday, September 16 and Sunday, September 17, 2023, with a program of events for young and old alike!

For the Journées du Patrimoine, discover the many cultural establishments in your area. On Saturday 16th and Sunday 17th September 2023, hundreds of museums, institutes, cinemas and monuments will be opening their doors to the general public, free of charge. Some venues, usually closed, will even be exceptionally open for the 40th edition of the event.

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This year, the Château de Villiers is taking part in the event, as part of a complete program surrounding the town of Draveil, in the Essonne region. Built in 1782, this palace is the symbol of the town of Draveil. Numerous film shoots have taken place here, and it's possible to visit it during the Journées du Patrimoine. And if the weather's fine, why not take a stroll in the nearby Forêt de Sénart?