History and Heritage at Musee Lambinet

Located in Versailles, Musee Lambinet details the town's municipal history through curated collections. The museum is housed in an ornate mansion, built in 1751 for entrepreneur Joseph Porchon.

This historic site has been a municipal museum since 1932. It features 35 rooms showcasing period furnishings, ceramics, antiques, and artworks significant to Versailles, including pieces by Jean-Antoine Houdon.

Noteworthy Features

Architectural Significance: The mansion is designed with a pediment that features an allegorical figure of architecture.

Art Collections: Explore various artworks including paintings and sculptures reflecting the town's rich cultural heritage.

Historic Plans: The museum holds historic plans of Versailles, illustrating its development over the years.

The museum is accessible to all visitors and is particularly enjoyable for tourists, families, and history enthusiasts.