The Journées du Patrimoine return on September 20 and 21, 2025 to invite the public to explore places that are usually closed or little-known. In Paris, it's the perfect opportunity to push open the doors of buildings with rich pasts and well-kept secrets. Among them, theInternational Mixed Masonic Order Le Droit Humain, located at 5 rue Jules-Breton in the 13th arrondissement, is exceptionally opening its doors. A unique opportunity to delve into the history of a unique institution and discover a cultural, architectural and human heritage.
Founded in 1893, Le Droit Humain is the world's first co-educational Masonic order, welcoming men and women on an equal footing. Its Paris headquarters, housed in a sober, elegant building, testifies to the organization's commitment to the universal values of liberty, equality and fraternity. For over a century, this international Masonic order has contributed to the development of a Freemasonry that is open to the world and to social change, with lodges in many countries. Visitors can discover the history of this pioneering institution and understand the role it plays in the defense of humanist thought.
A visit to Le Droit Humain during the Journées du Patrimoine is like plunging into the heart of a place steeped in symbolism and history. You'll explore symbolically decorated meeting and ceremony rooms, discover archives retracing decades of commitment and talk to passionate members ready to share their knowledge. Whether you're curious about Freemasonry, a history buff or simply in search of unusual discoveries in Paris, this visit promises a rare and inspiring moment of cultural enrichment.
The premises will be visited (inside and out) by small groups with an accompanying guide.
Questions about the building and/or the International Order of Co-Freemasonry "Le Droit Humain" will be answered.
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Dates and Opening Time
From September 20, 2025 to September 21, 2025
Location
Human Rights
5 Rue Jules Breton
75013 Paris 13
Access
Metro line 5 "Saint-Marcel" station
Prices
Free
More information
Visits from 2pm to 7pm.
