Discover the Hill of Notre-Dame du Haut and walk about the different sites with your pupils.
Visiting time advised : from 45’ to 1h30 for all the sites
Educational resources are available for teachers on demand.
Go on what Le Corbusier used to call “an architecture walk” with a specialist of the Hill to discover or rediscover the place.
On the programme : buildings by Le Corbusier, Jean Prouvé and Renzo Piano
1h30 tour- for cycle 3 pupils
Go picture hunting to discover the Chapel of Notre-Dame-du-Haut in a playful way.
Interactive tour adapted to the younger visitors.
30-45 minutes tour- for cycle 1 & 2 pupils
Did you know that Le Corbusier, known worldwide for his buildings, was also a painter, a sculptor and a man of letters?
His work in Ronchamp is a perfect example of his many talents.
Walk about this iconic place with a specialist and recognize the artistic inspirations hidden there.
Finally, a musical moment in the Chapel completes the synthesis of different forms of art.
1h30 tour- for cycle 4 pupils & older
The Chapel is suffused with a soft and deeply moving light which raises feelings towards the Sacred.
Le Corbusier used subdued lighting, colours and drawings with symbolical meanings on the window panes.
These are the secrets of Le Corbusier’s ways of creating, and you will no longer miss them after an amazing “architecture walk” about the place.
1h30 tour- for cycle 4 pupils & older
In the Chapel, Le Corbusier created subdued lighting, he used lighting effects, colours and drawings with symbolical meanings on the window panes. By playing with transparency, colours and drawings, the pupils create their own window panes after having discovered Notre-Dame-du-Haut.
2h activity : 45 minutes to discover the site, 1h15 art class in the workshop room. For cycles 2 & 3 pupils
Collage is a genuine art technique which was adopted by Le Corbusier, Matisse and many other 20th century artists.
By playing on colours, patterns, texture and shapes, the pupils make their own collage after having discovered the Chapel of Notre-Dame-du-Haut.
2h activity : 45 minutes to discover the site, 1h15 art class in the workshop room. For cycles 2 & 3 pupils and secondary school pupils.
The four little pigs want to build a concrete house!
Inspired by the Chapel by Le Corbusier, the pupils give free rein to their imagination to complete the last picture of the story and create the pigs’ modern house.
2h activity : 30 minutes to discover the site, 15 minutes to tell the story, 1h15 art class in the workshop room. For cycles 1 & 2 pupils.
Like real architects, the pupils build a model shelter based on the Modulor with salvaged materials.
It is a good opportunity to remember the shapes they have seen during the visit and to think about Le Corbusier’s building methods as well as about sustainable development.
2h activity : 45 minutes to discover the site, 1h15 art class in the workshop room. For cyle 3 pupils, secondary school/ high school pupils.
Rather badly looked upon, reinforced concrete enabled building and design progress. The Hill of Notre-Dame-du- Haut is a brilliant example! Watch the different shades of concrete on the Hill of Notre-Dame-du-Haut and be inspired to create your own temporary sculpture on the spot. Concrete blocks and salvaged materials are available to get varied textures, colours and shapes.
2h activity. For years 8, 9 and over.
The miniature museum attendant of the hill is shattered by the news: objects have disappeared during the night, taken away by a robber.
Will you manage to find where the robber has hidden the treasure before he comes to get it back?
A real adventure tour with the pleasure of being together and of discovering the cultural heritage.
2h activity. For cycle 3 pupils and secondary school pupils.
Free visit : 2,50€/ pupil
Admission ticket + 1 activity* : 4€/ pupil
Admission ticket + 2 activities : 7€/ pupil
Free entrance for accompanying adult: according to the legal rate of supervising adults
Booking charge: 5€/ file
Right to speak : 55€/ file
* you can choose among guided tours, workshops or investigation.
Opening hours :
Until Friday 7 April : from 10am to 5pm
Saturday 8 April to Sunday 15 October : 10am to 6pm
From Monday 16 October : from 10am to 5pm
Last entrance: 30 minutes before closing time. Closed on 1 January
A mask is required to visit the oratory of the Monastery.
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.
For a sheltered picnic or a break, book the Pilgrim’s Shelter, one of the two houses built by Le Corbusier below the Chapel, or a room in La Porterie by Renzo Piano.
The place will be attributed according to the number of people, availabilities and the requested services.
Capacity: 45 to 60 persons maximum according to the place.
Before or after your activity, enjoy a snack with your pupils!
Included: orange juice, biscuits and spongy cakes
You can also order cold meals to our caterer.
13 rue de la Chapelle
F-70250 Ronchamp
+33 (0)3 84 20 65 13
Contact
Until Friday 7 April : from 10am to 5pm
Saturday 8 April to Sunday 15 October : 10am to 6pm
From Monday 16 October : from 10am to 5pm
Last entrance: 30 minutes before closing time. Closed on 1 January
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+33 (0)3 84 20 73 26
Contact
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 
Accueil Vélo 
Pass Musées 
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