Maison Renaissance

Built in 1566, the Maison Renaissance is one of the oldest buildings in La Roche-sur-Yon.

The Maison Renaissance, a jewel in the crown of La Roche-sur-Yon's heritage, is a landmark building dating back to the 16th century. With its typical Renaissance architecture, ornate facades and mullioned windows, it is a living testimony to the town's history.

Although it is not open permanently, the Maison Renaissance serves as an exhibition space for local and regional artists. The artists who exhibit there are free to choose their exhibition times and dates, allowing the public access to the interior during these events. This flexibility makes the Maison Renaissance a living space, constantly evolving, where art meets history.

During exhibitions, visitors can enter this historic setting and discover a variety of works, while enjoying the unique atmosphere of the building. Outside these events, the Maison Renaissance remains closed, but is still a site of interest to be admired from the outside, offering passers-by a glimpse of its majestic architecture.

In this way, the Maison Renaissance continues to play a key role in the cultural life of La Roche-sur-Yon, while preserving its historic and authentic character.