After seven years of renovation, Le Château became a Centre for Contemporary Art and Heritage in 2024. This prestigious site in the south of France invites you to discover its restored spaces through exhibitions, tours, workshops and events.
The Château d'Aubenas recently completed an ambitious restoration project and opened its doors to the public as a Center for Contemporary Art and Heritage in the summer of 2024. After seven years of renovation work, this beautifully restored historic site has breathed new life into this jewel of medieval architecture. Now a true meeting place where heritage and contemporary creation converge, the Château offers a varied program featuring exhibitions, tours, and cultural events, with the goal of making this site a must-see destination in the Ardèche.
Each year, several temporary exhibitions—both solo and group shows—will showcase artists of all backgrounds and generations. At the same time, a vibrant cultural scene will enliven life at the Château: artist residencies, lectures, concerts, and performances.
A unique place where heritage and art come together!
Guided Tours—Reservations required (online or by phone):
Discover the history of the Château and its exhibitions through guided tours led by the two docents, included in the price of admission to the Château (€9 full price, €6 reduced price, free admission).
Tour duration: between 1 hour 15 minutes and 1 hour 30 minutes
Guided tour time slots; reservations recommended at the Château reception desk or at: https://lechateauaubenas.qweekle.com/shop/lechateauaubenas/multi/visites-guidees?lang=fr
Visit the Château’s website for more details.
Full price: €9
Reduced price: €6
Large families: €20 (1–2 adults and up to 4 children under 18).
Albenassien Annual Pass: €12
Annual Pass: 20€
Reduced rate:
o Children ages 10–17
o Students under 26
o Active teachers
o Unemployed individuals and recipients of minimum social benefits
o Companions of individuals with proof of disability
Free admission
o Children under 10 years old
o Students majoring in history, art history, and art schools
o People with proof of disability
o National, regional, and auxiliary docents and interpretive guides
o ICOM cardholders
o Press cardholders.
Pets allowed
Pets not allowed
We use recycled materials for our educational workshops and family workshops.