July 17, 2026 marks a historic milestone: the 10th anniversary of the inscription of “The Architectural Work of Le Corbusier, an Exceptional Contribution to the Modern Movement” on UNESCO’s prestigious World Heritage List. An absolute icon of modernity nestled in Poissy, the Villa Savoye is an integral part of a unique transnational series of 17 sites spread across 7 countries and 3 continents. This international recognition, achieved in 2016, marks a complete break with architectural academicism in response to the new lifestyles of the 20th century. Ten years later, this inscription continues to strengthen conservation policies, stimulate research, and foster active international cooperation among experts worldwide. To celebrate this decade of promotion and preservation, a rich program of festivities is being rolled out internationally: exclusive tours, dedicated exhibitions, a photo contest, conferences, and on-site artistic performances.
Under 18s
Free entry on the first Sunday of the month from 1 November to 31 March.
Free for those who are under 26 and from a country from within the European Union as well as primary and secondary school teachers (except temporary exhibitions).
Free for disabled visitors and an accompanying person as well as job seekers and those receiving French state benefits.
Conference visits are regularly organised: see the programme of visits on the website.
€8 / €6.50 (concessions)
Reservations must be made for group visits: [email protected].
Closed from 25 December to 1 January (inclusive).
Tuesday to Sunday; 10am-5pm (September to April) or 10am-6pm (May-August).
German, English, Italian
German, English, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese
-Physical disability: the monument does not have a car park. However, parking spaces are nearby but without reserved disabled parking spaces. The number of visitors in wheelchairs in the monument at the same time is limited to 4. The site is not adapted to people in wheelchairs without an accompanying person (access road is gravelled and access ramp for a tour of the villa in inclined at %10).
Find out all you need to know about accessibility in France's National Monuments www.handicap.monuments-nationaux.fr
You can download the brochure presenting the various tours on offer for disabled people in the 12 national monuments in Paris and the Paris region by visiting the 'Contacts par Région' tab.
Contact :
[email protected]
Centre des Monuments Nationaux Pôle Île-de-France
22, avenue Victoria - 75001 Paris
Adapted activities and workshops
Free for the accompanying person
Free for people with disabilities on presentation of valid ID
