Located in the former stables of the Cadre Noir, this museum retraces the entire history of the French Cavalry from 1445, the date of the creation of the Compagnies d'Ordinance by Charles VII, to the present day.
On 1400 m², six centuries of French military history are evoked by numerous models, objects, uniforms, weapons, standards, pennants, etc... representative of the Cavalry and then the French Armored Arms.
Throughout the season, discover the secrets of the history of horses in France through a temporary exhibition visible until November 12. The French Horse and Riding Institute (IFCE), which today federates the Cadre Noir and the National Stud Farms, is housed in the Cavalry Museum and presents more than 300 years of French equestrian know-how, through objects and documents and more particularly on the practice of French horsemanship and traditional harnessing, horse-drawn carriages, saddlery, genetics and breeds.
The Museum also includes a documentation center with 18 books that can be consulted by appointment.
Admission fees
From: 06 / 04 / 24
To: 11 / 11 / 24- Adult 9€
- Kids 5€
- Student fee 6€
- Jobseeker 6€
- Big family - 2 adults + 2 children, +€1,50 per additional child 24€
- Disabled 6€
- Adult group 7€
- Children group 3€
Veterans: €6
Free granted on presentation of proof:
- active military personnel, reservists and civilian defense personnel
- to foreign soldiers in uniform,
- Grand Invalides de Guerre
Ticket combined with the Armored Museum:
Full price: 18 €
Child rate (7 to 15 years): €9
Reduced rate (students, job seekers, disabled people, veterans): €12
Family formula (2 adults + 2 children): €47 - +€1,50 per additional child
Adult group rate (from 10 people): €13
Reservations required for groups. Guided tour for groups: +4€ per person. Free school groups. Educational visit by reservation: €5 per person, Free for children under: 7 years old, Minimum age child rate: 7 years old, Maximum age child rate: 15 years old