Your ticket is valid for one day. The visit of the Pilgrim’s Shelter (one of the two houses built by Le Corbusier in Ronchamp), the Chapel of Notre-Dame du Haut and St-Clare’s monastery by Renzo Piano are all included in your ticket. An architecture walk, in a way!
All year round, your ticket includes:
Two virtual tours
Numerous display materials are available (booklets of games for children, guide map translated into 9 different languages).
Our guided tours dedicated to a specific theme. Please visit our Agenda pages to find about the dates by clicking here.
From April to October, you can attend bilingual guided “discovery” tours which take place every day.
Your ticket is valid for one day. The visit of the Pilgrim’s Shelter (one of the two houses built by Le Corbusier in Ronchamp), the Chapel of Notre-Dame du Haut and St-Clare’s monastery by Renzo Piano are all included in your ticket. An architecture walk, in a way !
All year round, your ticket includes:
Two virtual tours
Numerous display materials are available (booklets of games for children, guide map translated into 9 different languages).
Our guided tours dedicated to a specific theme. Please visit our Agenda pages to find about the dates by clicking here.
From April to October, you can attend bilingual guided “discovery” tours which take place every day.
No, entrance is free if you wish to attend the Holy Mass or Vespers. Please go to the reception desk 15 minutes before the beginning of the Service and you will be given instructions.
Children under 8 and the inhabitants of the Local Council Community Rahin-et-Chérimont (a proof of address is requested).
Access is free for all during the Heritage Days (third week-end in September).
Persons who are out of job, RSA recipients, visitors with disabilities and students (written proof kindly requested)
15 persons. For further information, please contact the booking service by email: reservation@collinenotredameduhaut.com
Don’t worry, if you gave your contact details when you bought your pass, we will be able to find your name again and your pass will be replaced for free.
Yes, you have several possibilities since there are three train stations next to Ronchamp.
The TGV station Belfort-Montbéliard in Méroux, 30 kilometers away from Ronchamp
From this TGV station, to reach Ronchamp by train,
– You must take a taxi or bus to reach the town-center of Belfort
– Once in the town-center of Belfort, you must take a TER train to the TER station in Ronchamp.
The TER station in Belfort-Town-Center
The TER station in Ronchamp;
Once you have reached the TER station in Ronchamp, you have a 20-minute walk before reaching the top of the Hill.
For cars, a free car park is available, but it is not watched over. Two parking places are reserved for disabled persons with their parking card.
No, the car park is free but it is not watched over.
It is possible for visitors with disabilities to drive to the different visiting points (Chapel, Pilgrim’s Shelter and monastery’s oratory) according to the instructions given by the staff in La Porterie when you buy your admission ticket.
Pour les individuels, l’accès pour les personnes en situation de handicap est possible en voiture jusqu’aux différents points de visite (chapelle, abri du pèlerin et l’oratoire du monastère) selon les consignes transmises par les collaborateurs de la Porterie lors de l’achat de votre billet.
1h30 for a guided tour, 1h to 2h (or more!) for a free visit, depending on how interested you feel.
It is possible to visit but we advise you against it, particularly on Sundays, during the Holy Mass from 11:00 a.m to 12:00 a.m
You can pay in cash, checks (euros), bank cards (except American express), holiday vouchers. Please note that the change will not be given back on holiday vouchers and that buying from the boutique is not allowed.
No, animals are not admitted to the site (neither inside nor outside).
You are kindly requested to wear appropriate clothes for the place.
Shorts, dresses, short skirts are not allowed.
You are also kindly requested to cover your shoulders before entering the Chapel or the oratory.
Yes, only once a year, on the 1st January
Yes
There is a sheltered picnic area next to the Chapel, with tables and benches, which is available from April to October.
In La Porterie, tables and chairs are also available in the relaxation area (when not booked for private use).
La Porterie offers no catering.
Contrary to what people often think, the Association Notre-Dame du Haut receives no grant for running costs from the State, nor from UNESCO’ world heritage, nor from the Church. Yet, the renovation works at the Chapel are partly funded by the State, the Region and the Département.
Thanks to donations, whether you are a firm or an individual giver. The association which owns the site has been recognized as serving the public good. As a consequence, you can be entitled to tax rebate.
If you would like to support the Association Notre-Dame du Haut to conserve, manage and protect the beauty of the Chapel of Notre-Dame du Haut, please contact:
Association Œuvre de Notre-Dame du Haut – M. Jean-Jacques VIROT
13 rue de la chapelle 70250 Ronchamp
aondh@collinenotredameduhaut.com
Photography outside is permitted for personal use only. Inside, taking pictures or filming is not permitted except especially agreed and requests should be made to:
communication@collinenotredameduhaut.com
Yes, thanks to the community of the nuns of the order of St-Clare who live here permanently and thanks to the Chaplain.
Please visit the website of St-Clare’s monastery to find the public worship times.
Yes, the community of the nuns of the order of St-Clare has been living in Ronchamp since 2009, in the monastery.
It is a small community composed of 10 nuns, who have a sewing workshop when they are not praying.
They sew stoles and tailor-made chasubles for deacons and priests as well as albs for priests, deacons and servers…
Opening hours :
Until 14 April 2024: 10am to 5pm
15 April to 13 October 2024: 10am to 6pm
From 14 October 2024: 10am to 5pm
Last admission: 30 minutes before closing time. Closed on 25 December and 1 January
Adult : 9€
Reduced ticket (disabled visitor, jobless visitor, RSA recipient, Cezam pass, Tourisme Vosges du Sud Passport): 6,50€
Clerics and persons belonging to a religious order : 6€
Student (up to 30 years old) and Avantages jeunes pass: 6,50€
Child (8-17 years old): 5€
Yearly Pass (giving illimited access): 15€
Free admission for Children under 8 years of age, the inhabitants of the Local Coucil Community Rahin-et-Chérimont (a proof of address is requested) and holders of the Museumspass*.
The admission ticket is valid for the day.
*The Museumspass can be purchased at the shop.
Adult : 7€
Student (up to 30 years old) and Student (up to 30 years old) : 5,50€
Child (8 – 17 ans) : €
Reduced ticket (clergy person, disabled visitor, jobless visitor, RSA recipient, Cezam pass) : 6€
Booking fee : 5€
Right to speak* : 55€
*Right to speak : Permission must be acquired to have the right to speak and is granted to tour guides with a professional card and to teachers.
VIP guided « discovery » tour : 110 € (admission ticket for 2 persons included)
Tours dedicated to a specific theme : 130€ (admission ticket for 2 persons included)
Guided tour “the hill from every angle”: 150€ (admission ticket for 2 persons included).
Please contact the booking office to know every condition (how to book, price for extra visitor)
Guided discovery tour : 4.50€ per person
Specific the guided tour : 5.50€ per person
Tasty snack : 7€ per person*
Welcome coffee : 4€ per person*
Space rental : Quotation on demand*
Booking fee : 5€
Cold buffet : Quotation on demand
Cocktail / reception / tasting : Quotation on demand
Right to speak : 55€**
*Minimum 10 people
*On booking
**Right to speak : Permission must be acquired to have the right to speak and is granted to tour guides with a professional card and to teachers.
For any enquiry regarding a sweet snack, “welcome coffee”, lunch or the booking of a place…please contact the booking office.
13 rue de la Chapelle
F-70250 Ronchamp
+33 (0)3 84 20 65 13
Contact
Until 14 April 2024: 10am to 5pm
15 April to 13 October 2024: 10am to 6pm
From 14 October 2024: 10am to 5pm
Last admission: 30 minutes before closing time. Closed on 25 December and 1 January
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Association Oeuvre Notre-Dame du Haut 
Monument Historique 
Fondation Le Corbusier 
Association des sites Le Corbusier 
Université de Franche-Comté 
LLIADI 
Vosges du Sud 
Qualité Tourisme 
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