Top 6 Temporary Exhibitions to see in Versailles Grand Parc right now

Versailles Grand Parc offers several temporary exhibitions to see in Versailles right now, ranging from art displays to historical exhibitions. They are showcased in iconic venues such as the Palace of Versailles, the Musée Lambinet, and the Espace Richaud. This selection of exhibitions to see in Versailles Grand Parc is perfect for a cultural outing with family, as a couple, or with friends.

Sofia Coppola's "Marie Antoinette"

A cinematic journey into the heart of the Royal Estate

Twenty years after shooting her now-iconic film, director Sofia Coppola returns to the Palace of Versailles. Hosted at the Petit Trianon, this exhibition offers a unique dialogue between the queen's history and the filmmaker's modern aesthetic vision.

Through iconic costumes, movie props, unpublished photographs, and archival documents, the exhibition presents an intimate, pop-infused, and romantic reimagining of Marie Antoinette in the very location she once called home.

📍Petit Trianon (Trianon Estate – Palace of Versailles)

📅Dates: on view until January 12, 2027

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  •  - © Photographie : Sofia Coppola ; Design : Joseph Logan Design ; © Graphica.fr

18th-century fashion at Versailles: from finery to rags

French craftsmanship and the history of style

The Musée Lambinet invites you to experience an immersive exhibition dedicated to the art of clothing and 18th-century elegance.

Bringing together an exceptional collection of rare period garments and artifacts, the exhibition highlights the extraordinary craftsmanship of textile artisans—from tailors and dressmakers to fashion merchants—while exploring the diverse wardrobes of Versailles society.

A captivating journey through fashion, master crafts, and everyday life under the Ancien Régime.

📍Musée Lambinet – Versailles

📅Dates: On view until February 14, 2027

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  •  - © Musée Lambinet

Musée de la Toile de Jouy: two must-see exhibitions

A double feature you shouldn't miss

The Musée de la Toile de Jouy presents an exceptional dual exhibition program. On one side, discover the work of Amédée Couder, a major designer and artist who left a lasting mark on the history of decorative arts and printed textiles.

On the other, experience "Telescoping with the O Family" ("Télescopage chez les O"), a bold contemporary installation that brings traditional patterns into the modern era through a striking contrast with contemporary design. A captivating creative dialogue you won't want to miss!

📍Musée de la Toile de Jouy – Jouy-en-Josas

📅Dates:

  • Amédée Couder: On view until January 10, 2027

  • "Télescopage chez les O": On view until October 3, 2027

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The soul of french perfumery (upcoming)

A sensory journey into the art of perfume creation

Starting November 4, Espace Richaud celebrates the excellence and heritage of French perfume making.

As the historic birthplace of perfumery under the Ancien Régime, Versailles hosts a major exhibition dedicated to the evolution of fragrances, rare formulas, and exceptional bottles that built France’s global reputation.

Through an immersive blend of scents and visuals, explore the history of iconic master perfumers beneath the majestic vaulted ceilings of this former royal chapel.

📍Espace Richaud – Versailles

📅Dates: November 4, 2026 – February 7, 2027

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Unusual Versailles: untold stories of the royal city (closing soon)

Versailles' Secrets, anecdotes, and mysteries

Only a few days left to discover Versailles' best-kept secrets! Ancienne Poste presents a fun and fascinating exhibition revealing forgotten historical figures, lesser-known anecdotes, and secret spots around the city.

A captivating tour that offers a fresh and offbeat look at the royal city—don't miss it before it closes for good!

📍Ancienne Poste – Versailles

📅Dates: On view until November 15, 2026

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