Book your entry ticket to the Lambinet Museum, for access to the permanent and temporary exhibitions.
The Lambinet Museum is an 18th-century mansion built for Joseph-Barnabé Porchon, one of Louis XV's building contractors. In 1929, the City of Versailles accepted a bequest from Mme Nathalie Lambinet to create a museum, which opened to the public in 1932.
Benefiting from a transfer of the Fine Arts collections from the municipal library, and then gradually enriched by purchases, gifts and bequests, the Lambinet museum is a true "collectors' museum".
Rates
- Full rate: €7.00
- Reduced rate: €5.00
Over 65s, groups of more than 10 people, large family card, members of the Society of Friends of Versailles, holders of the "one year at Versailles" card, Smart Pass card.
- Free rate: European Union citizens under the age of 26, Friends of the Lambinet Museum, Friends of the Versailles Library, lecturers, teachers, journalists, jobseekers, disability card holders and accompanying adults, ICOM card holders, Culture card holders and accompanying adults, Maison des Artistes card holders, Lambinet Museum ambassador card holders and accompanying adults.
- Last Sunday of the month: Free admission for all
- Special events (including Nights of the Museums, Heritage Days): free for all
Reduced and free admission: you will be asked for proof of entitlement on site.
Admission tickets for self-guided tours of the museum, not valid or combinable with guided tours and workshops.
Practical information
- Address: 54, boulevard de la Reine - 78000 Versailles
- Opening hours: Wednesday to Friday from 12.00 to 19.00 and Saturday and Sunday from 10.00 to 19.00.
- Closed on Mondays, Tuesdays and on national bank holidays.
