Exhibitions to see in : the program of cultural outings in the department

The inhabitants of do not need to travel miles to find something to entertain themselves: numerous exhibitions and art venues await you in the Ile-de- department.

Located to the west of , the department of Yvelines is home to many treasures. There are national nature reserves, protected sites, forests, parks… But also, and above all, castlesdungeons, museums, art galleries, homes of French personalities… It's a real Ali Baba's cave for lovers of art and heritage!

In this department ofÎle-de-Franceculture lovers are in for a treat. Throughout the year, these places of art and history organize different events et expositions, to highlight the heritage of Yvelines and France.

Historical exhibitions, painting, contemporary art, photography, fashion… As you can imagine, there is something for all tastes and for all ages. So we abandon our sofa, and we set off to discover these places and these cultural newswhich take us into ever more exciting worlds.

Without further ado, discover the expositions currently organized in Yvelines. And come back regularly to consult this page, so as not to miss the next artistic news from the department.

Current exhibitions in Yvelines:

Paris Olympics 2024: Zeus, the metal horse of the opening ceremony exhibited at the Town HallParis Olympics 2024: Zeus, the metal horse of the opening ceremony exhibited at the Town Hall ZEUS, the metal horse from the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games exhibited in – last days
Zeus, the mechanical horse of the Olympic Games that capsized hearts, is about to set down his hooves at the Palace of Versailles. After dazzling Paris, he arrives from October 1 to November 24, 2024 in Yvelines for a monumental stopover. A new chance to discover this steel colossus, ready to steal the show in this royal setting! [Lire la suite]

Exhibition Les Cimes de l’Asphalte by Duy Anh Nhan Duc at Espace Richaud - DSC 2047Exhibition Les Cimes de l’Asphalte by Duy Anh Nhan Duc at Espace Richaud - DSC 2047Exhibition Les Cimes de l’Asphalte by Duy Anh Nhan Duc at Espace Richaud - DSC 2047Exhibition Les Cimes de l’Asphalte by Duy Anh Nhan Duc at Espace Richaud - DSC 2047 Les Cimes de l’Asphalte exhibition by Duy Anh Nhan Duc at Espace Richaud – our photos
An exhibition focused on nature and trees… Espace Richaud, in Versailles, invites you to discover “Les Cimes de l'Asphalte” by the artist Duy Anh Nhan Duc from October 25, 2024 to January 26, 2025. Through poetic and immersive installations, the artist explores the deep relationship we have with trees, from wood to essence, symbols of memory and resilience in an urban environment. [Lire la suite]

Game Story: our photos of the exhibition dedicated to video games at the Ancienne Poste de Versailles - DSC 1790Game Story: our photos of the exhibition dedicated to video games at the Ancienne Poste de Versailles - DSC 1790Game Story: our photos of the exhibition dedicated to video games at the Ancienne Poste de Versailles - DSC 1790Game Story: our photos of the exhibition dedicated to video games at the Ancienne Poste de Versailles - DSC 1790 Game Story: our photos of the exhibition dedicated to video games at the Ancienne Poste de Versailles
When the video game takes over the Old Post Office of Versailles! The city and the MO5 association invite you to discover Game Story, an exhibition retracing 70 years of video game history within the cultural establishment, from October 19, 2024 to April 25, 2025. A unique dive into the video game universe with more than 100 playable machines and 500 iconic games, from Pong to Dead Cells! [Lire la suite]

The New Gallery of the History of the Palace of Versailles in photos - A7C0797The New Gallery of the History of the Palace of Versailles in photos - A7C0797The New Gallery of the History of the Palace of Versailles in photos - A7C0797The New Gallery of the History of the Palace of Versailles in photos - A7C0797 The new Gallery of the History of the Palace of Versailles to celebrate 400 years – photos
The Gallery of the History of the Château de Versailles reopens its doors to celebrate the 400 years of the emblematic monument. Free from September 15 to 17, 2023 for Heritage Days then from September 21 with a ticket, discover a completely redesigned and reorganized gallery, retracing the history of the Château from its construction in 1623 by Louis XIII to the present day. More than 120 works from the Versailles collections, accompanied by a digital device, allow us to understand the creations, transformations and upheavals that marked the Château. [Lire la suite]

The Lambinet Museum, on the art and history of Versailles, reopens its doorsThe Lambinet Museum, on the art and history of Versailles, reopens its doorsThe Lambinet Museum, on the art and history of Versailles, reopens its doorsThe Lambinet Museum, on the art and history of Versailles, reopens its doors The Lambinet Museum reopens, discover its collections on the art and history of Versailles
After three years of work, the Lambinet Museum, which presents the history of the city of Versailles, opens again to the public on December 3, 2022. On the program, a large collection of works from the Renaissance to the mid-20th century. [Lire la suite]

Museums and art places in 78:

Alexandre-Jean Dubois-Drahonet exhibition at the Lambinet Museum in Versailles - IMG 2273Alexandre-Jean Dubois-Drahonet exhibition at the Lambinet Museum in Versailles - IMG 2273Alexandre-Jean Dubois-Drahonet exhibition at the Lambinet Museum in Versailles - IMG 2273Alexandre-Jean Dubois-Drahonet exhibition at the Lambinet Museum in Versailles - IMG 2273 The Lambinet museum in Versailles, free on the last Sundays of the month
Discover the Lambinet museum in Versailles, free of charge every last Sunday of the month. Located in an 18th century mansion, this art and history museum presents a rich collection of paintings, sculptures, furniture and art objects, ranging from the Renaissance to the 20th century. Recently renovated, the museum offers a reorganized tour for an even more immersive experience. Take advantage of this exceptional opportunity to explore the treasures of Versailles without entry fees, including temporary exhibitions. Next meetings: May 26, June 30, July 28, August 25, September 29 and October 27, 2024. [Lire la suite]

Visiting the Palace of Versailles and its programVisiting the Palace of Versailles and its programVisiting the Palace of Versailles and its programVisiting the Palace of Versailles and its program Visiting the Palace of Versailles and its program
The Château de Versailles, its gardens and its estate, are among the world heritage of humanity. Official residence of the kings of France, the Château de Versailles holds the record for the largest castle in the world and obviously the most visited in France. [Lire la suite]

The Galerie des Carrosses de Versailles, the free museum at the Grandes Ecuries - A7C8969The Galerie des Carrosses de Versailles, the free museum at the Grandes Ecuries - A7C8969The Galerie des Carrosses de Versailles, the free museum at the Grandes Ecuries - A7C8969The Galerie des Carrosses de Versailles, the free museum at the Grandes Ecuries - A7C8969 The Carriage Gallery, the free museum at the Great Stables of the Palace of Versailles
The Galerie des Carrosses, nestled in the Grand Stable of the Château de Versailles, opens its doors to us free of charge every weekend. When visiting Versailles, it’s a discovery that it would be wrong not to make. We take you to discover it… [Lire la suite]

The Jeu de Paume room, a treasure of the French Revolution to discover on a guided tourThe Jeu de Paume room, a treasure of the French Revolution to discover on a guided tourThe Jeu de Paume room, a treasure of the French Revolution to discover on a guided tourThe Jeu de Paume room, a treasure of the French Revolution to discover on a guided tour The Jeu de Paume room, a treasure of the French Revolution to discover on a guided tour
The Jeu de Paume hall, famous since the French Revolution, can be visited on weekends near the Château de Versailles, to delve into history and discover a recently restored national treasure. [Lire la suite]

And now, the hardest part: you have to choose your next trip to the museum!

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