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National Museum of the Renaissance, the castle of Écouen has been built from 1538 by Anne de Montmorency. Only museum in France dedicated to the period, thirty-two rooms including museum house a collection of jewelry, ceramics, Ottoman, painted enamels from Limoges, the collection of weapons from Edouard de Beaumont, terracottas of Masséot Abaquesne and all parts of the ceramic workshop of Bernard Palissy. One of the most remarkable works of the museum is the series of ten tapestries devoted to the story of David and Bathsheba. Woven in Brussels in the years 1515-1520, they have belonged to Henry VIII of England.
 Structure and/or content of the visit :
Starting point : Paris
Point of arrival : Paris
To change one element (departure, arrival and content), thank you for contacting us here.
 Main stages of the visit (informative and non-contractual) :
- Ottoman Ceramics
- The painted enamels of Limoges
- The tapestries of David and Bathsheba
 Groups Booking and/or right to speak :
We do not assume and/or do not purchase tickets (adults and children) and any other approach to reserve a right to speak.
 Castle contact :
Téléphon and adress of Ecouen castle : +33 1 34 38 38 50
Château d'Ecouen, 95440 Ecouen
 Opening hours from Vaux of Ecouen Castle :
Every day from 9.30 am to 12.45 am and 2 pm ro 5.45 pm
Weekly close on Tuesday, January 1, May 1 and December 25.
Map and location :
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Tour Guide
Max. 4h
Coach tour
