Palace of the King of Rome - Rambouillet

Rambouillet

Open Wednesday to Sunday from 14:30pm to 18pm and Saturday from 10:30am to 12:30pm and from 14:30pm to 18pm. Closed on 01/12 and 25/12 and for 15 days after the Christmas holidays.

Palace of the King of Rome

Built from 1784 on the order of Louis XVI, the Palace of the King of Rome was then rebuilt by Napoleon I in 1 and offered to his son, the King of Rome. The Palace today houses the art and history museum of the town of Rambouillet.

Inside, you will find a model of the monument in its original state, and a selection of works from the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries: paintings and drawings, furniture, rare board games depicting gardens and landscapes, etc.
The museum also presents three to four temporary exhibitions per year.
Also having a charming little garden at the back of the Palace, it is an unexpected visit in the heart of downtown Rambouillet.

Guided tours and workshops for children are regularly organized there, games with free access are also available at the reception.

Also having a charming little garden at the back of the Palace, it is an unexpected visit in the heart of downtown Rambouillet.