Manufacture des Gobelins

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Manufacture des Gobelins

Museum · Croulebarbe

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42 Av. des Gobelins, 75013 Paris, France

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Historic tapestry factory with exhibits and guided tours  

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42 Av. des Gobelins, 75013 Paris, France Get directions

mobiliernational.culture.gouv.fr
@mobiliernational

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42 Av. des Gobelins, 75013 Paris, France Get directions

+33 1 44 08 53 49
mobiliernational.culture.gouv.fr
@mobiliernational

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restroom
parking paid street
wheelchair accessible entrance

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Oct 12, 2025

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This New Exhibit in Paris Examines the Restoration of Notre Dame After the Fire

"Part of the Gobelins tapestry factory, hosting the exhibition 'Restoring the Grands Decors of Notre Dame' featuring restored masterpieces from the Notre Dame Cathedral."

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Michael Offord

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We visited the exhibition on the coronation of King Charles X. The exhibition was stunning and extremely well presented, telling a story from the death of King Louis XVIII to the coronation. This was the first public display of the regalia and robes for 200 years, in fact since the event itself, which was the last ever coronation for a French Monarch.

Cimen Uzsoy Gümüşel

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On google maps the museum is listed as open and on many websites it is listed as free entrance museum first sundays at the each month. I lost an hour on my off day to go there to find out it is closed. What a disrespectful way to treat the public.

Ian Bowring

Google
Excellent tour to see both tapestries and carpets being hand made - each a multi-year project by incredibly skilled crafts professionals.

Melody Nowak

Google
The manufacturer was closed over the holidays and I was heartbroken. I literally touched the building in reverence. Gobelins has been the tapestry maker for France since approximately Louis IV. They still restore and maintain all the French antiquities that are owned by the French government. Epic. Some day I hope to visit and purchase anything, even a Keychain.

Pamela Maher

Google
Go here for special exhibits. Check dates and times. Well curated exhibits.

Arman Khachatryan

Google
France's historic tapestry workshop still operates using 17th-century techniques. Guided tours (Wednesdays only) reveal weavers creating masterpieces thread by thread. The onsite museum displays priceless tapestries, including designs by contemporary artists like Louise Bourgeois.

nigel barnett

Google
Small but wonderful gallery of tapestries from the Gobelin museum. Extraordinary colours and detail can be found in old and more recently woven works. Well worth a visit and deserves to be better known.

thomas weber

Google
Very interesting to see the actual workshop. Tour took 90 mins with lots of background info given.
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Saying nothing about the partner who thought it was where they made vaccum cleaners! This was originally a dyeing workshop set upin 1440 by the gobelin brothers.It became a tapestry factory in the 17th century. Louis XIVtook it over and gathered the greatest craftsmen of the times together. they were to furnish his palace at Versailles. Today weavers still work here.