Historical and heritage exhibition

In Auvers-sur-Oise, a new exhibition unveils 400 years of living history

Château d'Auvers, Memories of a Living Estate

South Orangery of the Château d'Auvers

An estate, centuries of history, gardens, artists…

This unique exhibition retraces 400 years of history, architecture, and landscapes, through the key figures who shaped the château and its grounds over the centuries.

Visitors are invited to journey back in time, from the Italian hunting lodge built by Zanobi Lioni in the 17th century and transformed in the 18th century, to the estate restored by the Val d'Oise Department.

This exhibition, open to the public, allows visitors to discover the history of the Château and its park, marked by successive styles of garden design, from Italian to French to English.

 

 

 


 OPEN TO THE PUBLIC – FREE ACCESS:

Tuesday to Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

South Orangery of the Château d’Auvers-sur-Oise