Explore the monument with your class
There are various ways to explore the Villa Savoye with your class:
- Self-guided tour (1 hour)
- Guided tour with a cultural guide (1 hour 30 minutes)
- Workshop tour with a cultural guide (2 hours 30 minutes)
- Remote guided tour with a cultural guide (1 hour)
In all cases, booking is compulsory at least one month before the scheduled date.
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Booking
For all booking enquiries, please email the form available for download below to reservations.villasavoye@monuments-nationaux.fr
Once we have reviewed your enquiry, we will send you a booking confirmation, which you must present at the ticket office on the day of your visit, together with your method of payment.
Prices and payment terms
Self-guided tour
Group tour led by a teacher (1 hour)
Price: €40 Concession*: €20
Guided tour
Themed tour led by a cultural guide (1 hour 30 minutes)
Price: €90 Concession*: €40
Tour and workshop
Themed tour and heritage workshop led by a cultural guide (2–2½ hours)
Price: €130 Concession*: €60
Remote guided tour
A 360° tour of the Villa Savoye led by a cultural guide. This immersive experience is enhanced with archive footage and previously unseen images of the villa.
Price: €70 Concession*: €40
* REP, REP+, CLIS, ULIS, SEGPA
Payment terms
Booking is compulsory, including for self-guided tours.
Payment can be made:
- On site in cash, by cheque made payable to the ‘régisseur de recettes de la Villa Savoye’ or by credit card.
- By administrative payment order, the original of which must be presented on the day of the activity as proof of payment.
- Via your school’s ‘Pass Culture’.
Visiting conditions
School groups remain under the full responsibility of their accompanying adults throughout the duration of their visit.
To ensure the proper preservation of our heritage and the comfort of all our visitors, please ensure the following guidelines are observed:
- Do not touch the artworks, décor or exhibition displays.
- Take your time exploring the exhibition spaces without rushing or jostling.
- Make use of the monument’s outdoor areas for viewing or eating. As there is no covered picnic area, lunches should be taken in the gardens.
- Please help keep the site clean by using the bins provided.
Accessibility
- The garden path is gravelled, leading to the entrance to the monument.
- There is a slight step at the entrance to the villa, which can be negotiated using a removable ramp.
- Access to the upper floors is via an original ramp designed by Le Corbusier. Its gradient does not comply with current regulations. A companion is required for wheelchair users. There is a continuous handrail along the ramp and the staircase.
- Toilets are not accessible to people with reduced mobility
- Guide dogs and assistance dogs are permitted