Located in the Garden of the Palace of the King of Rome in Rambouillet, the Pavillon du Verger opens to the public after a long and meticulous restoration.
This pavilion was commissioned by the Duke of Penthièvre in the early 1770s and has a charming decor of children's games.
The latter, figured on plaster medallions imitating biscuit porcelain, are enhanced by a delicate shades of blue and faux marble lower paneling.
In the annex, built on the site of a former wardrobe, an interpretation area with audio-visual material provides a better understanding of the history of the place.
Discover the Pavillon du Verger freely.
Saturdays from May to August at 11 a.m. and 14 p.m.
By reservation – limited number of places
Purchase of tickets on Billeweb or at the museum reception at the start of the visit.
Single price: €3.50 (free for children under 18)
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Discover the Pavillon du Verger, its history and that of its restoration, under the guidance of a guide-lecturer.
Saturdays and Sundays in July at 17 p.m.
By reservation – limited number of places
Purchase of tickets on Billeweb or at the museum reception at the start of the visit.
Full price: €6 – reduced price: €3.50 (free for children under 18)
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