Book the Manufacture de Sèvres and place your event at the heart of French know-how

Located on four hectares of greenery, at the gates of Paris, Sèvres Manufacture and National Museum, a unique place of dialogue between heritage and creation, offers its exceptional spaces for your event. The know-how inherited from the 18th century, an intangible heritage, combines with the imagination and talent of today's artists to produce porcelain pieces at the cutting edge of contemporary creation. The buildings, a major industrial heritage site, have housed the Sèvres porcelain production workshops since 1876 and the national collections of the Musée des arts du feu. They are now classified as historical monuments, but can be used for prestigious receptions.

The diversity and originality of these spaces offer a wide range of possibilities for cocktail parties, sit-down dinners, seminars, dance parties or even concerts that can be combined with a tailor-made visit to the production workshops and the museum's collections.

Sèvres National Manufacture and Museum is a unique place for dialogue between heritage and creation. With its unique collection of nearly 55,000 pieces, the Cité offers a unique opportunity to discover a thousand years of history and technique through the ceramics of many civilizations up to the present day.

Sèvres Manufacture and National Museum opens its exceptional spaces at the gates of Paris for your prestigious events.

Configurations and capacities of the Manufacture de Sèvres

Spaces available to hire	Standing	Theatre	Dinner	U-shaped room	Class
The galleries of the ovens 490m2 (210m2 on the first floor and 280m2 on the 1st floor)	250	150	150	-	150
The mussel shed 320m2 (dance party allowed) Small shed 132m2 + Large shed 188m2	300	150	220	150	150
The Pompadour pavilion 100m2 (possibility of installation in the park 1300m2)	100	30	50	20	30
Eiffel Hall 340m2	300	200	200	150	200
Marmottant Room 80m2	180	90	-	-	-
Showroom	20	-	-	-	-

The showroom presents a collection of works from the historical repertoire of Sèvres as well as the latest contemporary creations, unique or in limited edition. It is in this setting that we welcome you for a premium reception in cocktail or lunch format (maximum: 20 people)

Plan of the galleries of the furnaces

Plan of the mussels' canopy

Plan of the Pompadour Pavilion

Map of the Eiffel and Marmottant rooms

Information and prices

Availability:

The galleries of the ovens: in the evening from Monday to Friday and all day from Saturday to Sunday
The Mussel Gallery: evenings from Monday to Friday and all day from Saturday to Sunday
The Pompadour Pavilion: every day

Rates: Starting at 1500€/ Quote on request.

Privileged visits

Visit and demonstration in the evening

Evening visits and demonstrations As part of your event, Sèvres Manufacture and National Museum offers guests the privilege of discovering the production workshops and the know-how of the Manufacture's craftsmen. Private visits can also be organized around the ceramics and glass collections, which include works from all periods, from the oldest to the most recent, as well as temporary exhibitions.

Capacity: 300 people
Duration: 2 hours
Type of event: visits with guides or free circulation with talking points

Animations around the practice of the gesture are also an opportunity to discover the techniques specific to Sèvres

Initiation to the particular technique of pastillage by making a Sèvres rose or a medallion, on the advice of the craftsmen; around an open table (10 to 15 people at the same time), the craftsmen initiate the participants for the realization of an object in self-hardening paste from the Sèvres repertoire.

At the end of the workshop, participants leave with their creation. Duration 2 hours

Access to Sèvres Manufacture and National Museum

Sèvres - National Manufacture and Museum 2 place de la Manufacture - 92310 Sèvres - Paid parking at the entrance to the site
Metro line 9 (Pont de Sèvres stop) Tramway T2 (Musée de Sèvres stop) Buses 169 171, 179 (Musée de Sèvres stop)

Want to know more about the history of this place? Discover our article on the blog.