The Provins and the Provins area Museum exhibits unique collections from the Antiquity to the 19th century.
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This “Museum of France” is located inside one of the oldest civilian structures of Provins, the “Roman House“.
Before entering this architectural monument, be sure to admire its 12th-century façade and magnificent window set in diamonds.
Inside, you’ll find invaluable collections from archaeological excavations in Provins and its surrounding areas that date from prehistoric times and run through the Renaissance to the 19th century.
Among the notable exhibition items housed here are the exceptional treasured remnants of Saint Quiriace Church: golden monstrances, a trinity icon from the 15th century (not currently visible as it is being restored) and Saint Edme’s chasuble made of silk lampas from the 13th century).
The museum also features sculptures, paintings and rare objects, such as a baby hatch used to abandon orphans at church doors, etc.
Cultural highlights not to be missed (subject to change):
• 23 May 2026, from 5.30 p.m. to midnight: The European Museums’ Night: discover permanent collections with a new programme in partnership with an historical association. Free access.
Information soon available in the Agenda
Schedules, Welcome Conditions & Prices
Information and welcome conditions subject to change.
Opening Hours 2026 :
From January 3 to February 6 and from November 2 to December 20: Weekends and public holidays from 12:00 PM to 5:30 PM.
From February 7 to June 12: Daily from 12:00 PM to 5:30 PM.
May 23: European Night of Museums: from 5:30 PM to midnight.
From June 13 to September 20: Daily from 11:00 AM to 6:30 PM.
From September 21 to November 1: Daily from 12:00 PM to 5:30 PM.
Closed: August 23 and from December 21 to January 1, 2027 inclusive.
Prices :
• Included in the Pass Provins
• Ticket for the monument only, saled onsite: adult 5 € – child (4-12 years old) and other reduced price: 2,50 € .
Length : about 45 min.
Last admission 30 min. before the closure of the monument.
Free visit.
Please note that animal friends are not allowed in the monuments, nor on the sites of the shows, nor in the major events.
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