An exceptional evening at the heart of the exhibition “Costume at Versailles in the 18th century: from finery to rags”.
As you make your way through the exhibition, a tour guide and a wine educator invite you to discover the art of living at Versailles...
An exceptional evening at the heart of the exhibition “Costume at Versailles in the 18th century: from finery to rags”.
As you make your way through the exhibition, a tour guide and a wine educator invite you to discover the art of living at Versailles from a unique perspective. Costumes, accessories, paintings and works of art complement a selection of local wines to evoke the customs, tastes and social distinctions of the 18th century.
Adults only.
Excessive alcohol consumption is harmful to your health; please drink in moderation.
Bus 6287: Musée Lambinet stop
Line L (from La Défense or Gare Saint Lazare). The museum is a 5-minute walk from Versailles Rive droite station.
Car: Notre Dame underground car park or along Boulevard de la Reine.
Two parking spaces are reserved for people with an inclusive mobility parking card on the Boulevard de la Reine, in front of the museum.