National Renaissance Museum - Château d'Écouen

The collections of the National Museum of the Renaissance present real treasures of the European decorative arts: furniture, goldsmithery, painted enamels, majolica, tapestries ...
Architectural jewel of the French Renaissance and the only museum in France entirely dedicated to the period, its vocation is to enlighten the widest public about all aspects of the period: history, art history, civilisation.
Many temporary exhibitions punctuate the cultural season.
In addition, you can discover the tapestries on the history of David and Bathsheba which have remained intact over the years.

NB From the end of January 2023, The David and Bathsheba Tapestry, the museum's masterpiece, will be taken down to make way for The Valois Tapestry, on loan from the Uffizi Gallery in Florence for the exhibition on Antoine Caron. Our ten tapestries will then remain in storage until the end of the courtyard work in 2027.

N. B Due to the dismantling of the exhibition "The coat of arms of new times. Signs, emblems and colors in Renaissance France", some rooms will be closed to the public from February 7 to 22, 2023.
The reduced entrance ticket price will be applied during this period.