Le village olympique
June 12 at 2:30pm
Walk through what 15,000 athletes called home during the 2024 Games, now reimagined as a model neighborhood with riverside parks, architect-designed districts, and a bold vision for the city of tomorrow.
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History Exhibition
History ExhibitionAACV Castle of Villemomble
Villemomble
A medieval fortress where François I once hunted now hides a secret beneath its floors: the excavated remains of a 7th-century church surrounded by 600 ancient burials.
Medieval castle
Renaissance history
Merovingian archaeology
Former royal residence
Tips
🏺"archaeological museum in the basement, not to be missed!"
👑François I stayed here during hunting trips
🌳stroll the well-kept park behind the castle
Upcoming at AACV Castle of Villemomble
Friday, Jun 12
Tuesday, Jun 16
GIOVANNI SEGANTINI « JE VEUX VOIR MES MONTAGNES »
June 16 at 12:30pm
Alpine landscapes meet spiritual symbolism in this career-spanning retrospective. Sixty paintings, pastels, and drawings trace Segantini's path from Lombardy to Switzerland's Engadine Valley, capturing nature's raw power through the lens of European Symbolism and Divisionism. A 1900 Paris exhibition that never was, finally realized.
AACV Castle of Villemomble
VillemombleOpens Friday at 9:00 AM
History ExhibitionHistory ExhibitionA medieval fortress where François I once hunted now hides a secret beneath its floors: the excavated remains of a 7th-century church surrounded by 600 ancient burials.
Medieval castle
Renaissance history
Merovingian archaeology
Former royal residence
Tips
🏺"archaeological museum in the basement, not to be missed!"
👑François I stayed here during hunting trips
🌳stroll the well-kept park behind the castle
Upcoming at AACV Castle of Villemomble
Friday, Jun 12
Tuesday, Jun 16
GIOVANNI SEGANTINI « JE VEUX VOIR MES MONTAGNES »
June 16 at 12:30pm
Alpine landscapes meet spiritual symbolism in this career-spanning retrospective. Sixty paintings, pastels, and drawings trace Segantini's path from Lombardy to Switzerland's Engadine Valley, capturing nature's raw power through the lens of European Symbolism and Divisionism. A 1900 Paris exhibition that never was, finally realized.