Le Cercle - FERMÉ sur Poissy

An experience not to be missed!! It was one of my dreams to go! A lovely welcome, a clear tour, and a place full of life.

For me, Le Corbusier is the absolute genius of architecture, and the Villa Savoye is shining proof of this. What immediately strikes you is how meticulously each space has been conceived, considered, and designed in terms of living and lifestyle. Nothing is left to chance: the light, the flow, the functionality... Everything is designed to serve the inhabitant.

It's not easy to get there, but the building itself is quite nice. Free brochures are sufficient; you don't need to rent an audio guide.

Great experience . Every Architect should visit Villa Savoye at least once!

I bought the tickets with the Tiqets app. The visit was a pleasant surprise, with the house surrounded by a peaceful, freely accessible garden. Entrance to the house is exclusive to ticket holders. I was very excited to see the place I studied about in architecture classes, and it surprised me. It's worth it!

Going there was the personal milestone I needed to finally complete my Architecture degree, something like a last required course. 100% recommended. There are some maintenance details that could be improved, and the women who helped us at reception spoke Spanish, which is rare in the outskirts of Paris.

One of Le Corbusier's early works that had fallen into disrepair but has since been restored to its current museum quality. Well worth the visit.

Excellent place, outside of time

A superb, avant-garde modern villa dating from 1931. Upon arrival, one is immediately struck by a cubic house, light and airy with its columns, seemingly floating on the grass. Le Corbusier crafted a truly beautiful and innovative piece of architecture for its time, with large openings to the outside, allowing the house to be bathed in light. The interior was designed with minimalism and practicality in mind, featuring a fluid layout and views and angles that offer beautiful perspectives from every angle. The roof garden invites contemplation, and one can easily imagine the Savoye family and their guests enjoying this haven of peace. It was a wonderful visit. One small drawback: the house is unfurnished, which some might find a bit of a shame. A must-see if you are a fan of modern architecture.

A pleasant visit, but the house is in a state of disrepair, and the upkeep is a bit of a letdown considering the monument it's supposed to be. Even the entrance is frankly uninviting. A bit disappointing.