Exhibition "The Last Coronation" Cultival from April 11 to July 20, 2025

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Guided tour of the exhibition "The Last Coronation", held from April 11 to July 20, 2025, at the Galerie des Gobelins — a wonderful journey through time.

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Guided tour in French at the Mobilier National

Duration 1h30

Temporary exhibition "The Last Coronation" from April 11 to July 20, 2025, at the Galerie des Gobelins, Paris.

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What to expect

The exhibition "The Last Coronation," which will take place from April 11 to July 20, 2025, at the Galerie des Gobelins, invites you on a fascinating journey into the heart of French history, with a particular focus on the coronation ceremony of Charles X in 1825. By discovering this exhibition, you will have the opportunity to explore one of the most iconic moments of the French monarchy, through objects, costumes, historical documents, and meticulous reconstructions. This immersive experience is the perfect opportunity to relive a key era in our history, in one of Paris's most prestigious locations.

Dive into History with the "The Last Coronation" Exhibition

A Historic Venue to Match the Event

The exhibition is held at the Galerie des Gobelins, an iconic location that is an integral part of France's heritage. Located within the National Furniture, the Galerie des Gobelins is a prestigious and historically rich space that houses exceptional craftsmanship works. The Gobelins are renowned for their production of royal-quality tapestries, and the exhibition takes place in a setting that combines tradition, art, and history. This venue, where the history of royalty and French craftsmanship meet, adds a unique dimension to the exhibition, offering a full immersion into the royal world of the 19th century.

An Immersion into the History of Charles X’s Coronation

The coronation ceremony of Charles X in 1825 represents a pivotal moment in French history. This event marked the end of a period of great political instability, while symbolizing the continuity of the French monarchy under a new dynasty. The exhibition "The Last Coronation" explores this ceremony through rare historical objects, costumes used during the event, and reconstructions that will allow you to feel the intensity of this historical moment. This coronation, although a symbolic act reaffirming the monarchy, echoes the social and political changes that were emerging at the time. The exhibition offers a unique perspective on the Restoration era, often overlooked in traditional historical narratives.

Exhibition Hours and Duration

The "The Last Coronation" exhibition is open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. It will be closed on Mondays, allowing visitors to fully enjoy their visit over the weekend. The last entry is at 5:15 p.m., giving you enough time to explore the various sections of the exhibition. It is important to note that this exhibition is in high demand, especially on weekends and during school holidays, so it is strongly recommended to book your tickets in advance to secure your spot on the date and time of your choice.

Book in Advance for a Worry-Free Experience

To avoid disappointment and fully enjoy your experience, it is highly recommended to book your tickets in advance on the Cultival website. By booking online, you can choose the date and time that suits you best, without the risk of having to wait at the entrance. Additionally, online booking allows you to benefit from reduced rates and special offers, especially for groups, students, or young visitors. Booking in advance also guarantees you priority access to the exhibition, enabling you to dive directly into the fascinating world of Charles X and the coronation ceremony.

As the exhibition is held in a relatively intimate space, early booking also ensures a more pleasant and calm visit, avoiding crowds and offering you optimal comfort to enjoy every detail. By booking your ticket in advance, you can ensure that your experience will be as enjoyable as possible, with special attention given to the quality of your visit.

Affordable Prices for All

Ticket prices for the "The Last Coronation" exhibition are varied to cater to all audiences. The standard price is set at €14, while reductions are offered for students, young people under 26, and visitors with special social profiles. The reduced price is €9 for these categories. Additionally, a special rate is available for groups and school visits, allowing teachers and group organizers to reserve tickets tailored to their needs.

Full Price: €8
Reduced Price: €7

Under 18 years old
18-25 years old, EU or EEA nationals
Job seekers
Beneficiaries of minimum social benefits, asylum seekers, and refugees
Holders of minimum retirement income
People with disabilities holding a disability card or "priority" card, with an accompanying person
Active or retired staff from the Ministry of Culture, with an accompanying person
Scientific staff of public museums in France and abroad
Journalists and art critics (AICA)
Guides and speakers
Deputies, senators, and members of the European Parliament
Personalities on official visits

Free Admission: Students (upon presentation of proof)

A proof of eligibility will be requested on-site to benefit from reduced rates or free entry.

For younger visitors, admission is free for children under 12, allowing families to discover this important moment in French history together. You can consult the specific ticketing conditions on the reservation page for more details on discounts and available offers.

Family Pathway (6-12 years old)

A playful and interactive visit is specially designed for children aged 6 to 12, accompanied by an adult (maximum of 3 children per adult). This 1 hour and 15-minute royal adventure allows young explorers to discover the secrets of Charles X's coronation through a historical treasure hunt. Costumes and accessories are available at the entrance of the Galerie des Gobelins (subject to availability, with a valid ID required as a deposit).

An Ideal Setting for a Unique Cultural Outing

Whether you are a history enthusiast, an art lover, or simply curious to explore a fascinating era of the French monarchy, the "The Last Coronation" exhibition is the perfect opportunity for an immersive and enriching experience. The combination of the historic venue, rare objects, and in-depth historical context makes it an essential cultural outing. This is not just an exhibition but a true immersion in the past, allowing you to understand the challenges and symbols that marked the history of France.

Additional Practical Information

To make the most of your visit, it is recommended to reach the Galerie des Gobelins using public transport. The nearest metro station is line 7, "Les Gobelins" stop, which is just a few minutes' walk from the museum entrance. Further information about site access and detailed directions to the meeting point will be provided upon booking your ticket.

Additionally, the exhibition does not have lockers for bags and large items, so it is advisable to travel light. Pets, except for assistance animals, are not allowed in the exhibition venue.

Conclusion: Why Book Now?

The "The Last Coronation" exhibition is a unique opportunity to discover a rarely explored facet of French history. By booking your tickets now, you ensure you can enjoy an immersive experience in an exceptional venue, with the best possible visiting conditions. Don't wait any longer to dive into the history of Charles X and the French monarchy, and book your spot for the "The Last Coronation" exhibition today.

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Common questions

What is the exhibition "Le Dernier Sacre"?

The exhibition "Le Dernier Sacre" immerses you in the history of the coronation of Charles X in 1825. It reveals the behind-the-scenes of this royal ceremony, with historical objects, costumes, and preparations that marked a turning point in the French monarchy.

Where is the exhibition "Le Dernier Sacre" held?

The exhibition is presented at the Galerie des Gobelins, located in Paris, within the Mobilier National.

Is the exhibition suitable for children?

The exhibition is open to all, but it is recommended to consult the visit description to know the suggested age depending on the specific visit type.

Can I visit the exhibition as part of a group or a school?

Yes, reservations for groups and school visits are possible. Contact Cultival to organize group or school visits.

Is the exhibition accessible to people with reduced mobility?

Yes, the Galerie des Gobelins is accessible to people with reduced mobility. It is recommended to check the specific accessibility details on the Cultival website.