National Museum of the Renaissance

Venture north of Paris to see this eclectic collection of Renaissance art and objects

Normal price: up to

€5.00

Paris Museum Pass

Family-friendly

Indoors

What you'll do

Discover the incredibly diverse collections of Renaissance art, objects and furniture at the National Museum of the Renaissance.

The museum is housed in the Château d’Écouen built in 1555. Although later additions were added to the original castle, it remains a fine example of Renaissance architecture.

The collection is among the most esteemed of the period. It includes paintings, tapestries, silversmith/goldsmith art, stained glass, ceramics, enamel plaques, furniture, wood carvings, arms and armor.

Highlights

16th Century Tapestries: David and Bathsheba and The life of a Man

Statuette of Daphne: gilded silver and coral

An early copy of da Vinci’s Last Supper painted by Marco d’Oggiono

Stained glass including a portrait of King Francis I in prayer (1550s)

15th-century painting of Voyage of Ulysses, The Ascent to Calvary and The Crucifixion

Intricately carved furniture pieces including dressers, chairs, chests and choir screen

Elaborate fireplaces depicting biblical scenes elaborate paintings and ornamentation

What's included

Explore this excellent collection of Renaissance art in a perfect setting.

: Getting in
Show your Paris Museum Pass at the entrance.
You'll need a Paris Museum Pass to enter this attraction, which is included with your All-Inclusive Pass Plus. Download and save it to your phone ahead of your visit, as you'll need it to get in.
Details on how to download your pass can be found on our Paris Museum Pass info page.

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