Villa Savoye: Entry Ticket
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About this experience
Villa Savoye is a modernist attraction in Poissy, on the outskirts of Paris, designed by Le Corbusier (Charles-Édouard Jeanneret) and completed in 1931. It is one of the most studied buildings of the twentieth century and was listed as a historic monument while Le Corbusier was still alive, a rare distinction. Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the villa was conceived as a demonstration of his five points of architecture: pilotis raising the structure off the ground, a roof garden, an open floor plan, horizontal ribbon windows, and a free facade. Entry tickets give access to the building and its grounds at 82 Rue de Villiers, Poissy, a short distance from central Paris. Visitors move through the villa at their own pace, taking in the pilotis on the ground level, the main living areas on the first floor, and the rooftop terrace with its curved windbreak wall. A guided tour is included when available on the day of the visit. Each ticket includes a printed booklet available in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, or Portuguese. An audio guide in French, English, Japanese, Spanish, or Russian can be hired on site for an additional fee. Note that the site has no wheelchair access, and tour lectures are not included in the standard entry price.
Highlights
- Visit a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Poissy, near Paris
- Explore a landmark completed in 1931 and designed by Le Corbusier
- See all five architectural principles realised in a single building
- Discover the pilotis, roof garden, ribbon windows and open floor plan
- Tour one of the most studied buildings of the twentieth century
- Listed as a historic monument during Le Corbusier's own lifetime
What is included
- Entrance to Villa Savoye
- Booklet in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, or Portuguese
- Guided tour (if available on the day of your visit)
Not included
- Audio guide (available on site for an additional fee of 3€ in French, English, Japanese, Spanish, Russian)
- Tour lectures
Before you go
Arrival and timing Make your way to 82 Rue de Villiers and arrive in good time before your entry slot. On arrival, collect your printed or mobile ticket and pick up your complimentary booklet, available in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, and Portuguese. If a guided tour is running on the day of your visit, this is included with entry, though availability is not guaranteed. Getting around the venue Villa Savoye is a historic monument and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, so visitors are asked to treat the spaces with care. Photography for personal, non-commercial use is generally permitted in open areas, but follow any on-site instructions regarding restricted rooms or fragile surfaces. An audio guide is available to hire on site for a small additional fee, currently 3 euros, in French, English, Japanese, Spanish, and Russian.
Cancellation terms
Free cancellation up to the day of the experience.
Booking questions
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What is Villa Savoye?
Villa Savoye is an iconic modernist villa near Paris, widely regarded as a foundational work of modernist architecture and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Designed by Le Corbusier, it was built around his five points of architecture: pilotis, a roof garden, an open-plan design, horizontal windows, and a free façade. It was listed as a historic monument during Le Corbusier's own lifetime.
What is included with a Villa Savoye entry ticket?
The ticket includes entrance to Villa Savoye, a booklet available in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, or Portuguese, and a guided tour if one is available on the day of your visit. Audio guides and tour lectures are not included; audio guides are available on site for an additional fee.
Are audio guides available at Villa Savoye?
Audio guides are not included in the entry ticket but are available to hire on site for an additional fee, in French, English, Japanese, Spanish, and Russian.
Where is Villa Savoye located?
The starting point for the visit is 82 Rue de Villiers. Villa Savoye is located in Poissy, to the west of Paris.
Is Villa Savoye accessible for wheelchair users?
Villa Savoye does not have wheelchair access, so visitors with mobility requirements should bear this in mind before booking.
Can I cancel my Villa Savoye entry ticket?
This ticket is cancellable before a specified date. Please check the cancellation terms shown at the time of booking for the exact deadline.
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