Opening hours at Fabrique des Lumieres

Yes, Fabrique des Lumieres is open on most public holidays, but it is closed on January 1 and December 25. It's always best to check the official website for any specific holiday schedules before your visit.

Yes. Some exhibitions, like Monet and The Moonwalkers, have evening sessions on selected dates, usually on Fridays and Saturdays. Final entry is typically around 8 pm, with exhibitions ending at 9 pm during certain periods. These night sessions provide a unique after-dinner experience.

Weekday mornings, right when the venue opens, and late afternoons about an hour or two before the last entry tend to be quieter. Evening sessions on Fridays and Saturdays can also be a good option to avoid peak daytime crowds.

Fabrique des Lumières runs separate exhibitions in timed slots throughout the day, with each experience shown once per day from its scheduled start time. Your ticket grants access to the exhibition associated with your time slot. Most visitors experience the main loop once, but you can typically stay and watch the continuous projection as long as the exhibition is running.

Your ticket has a specific time slot for entry, but you can typically enter up to 30 mins after the start of your reserved time. If you arrive later than that, you might not be allowed in. The exhibitions are continuous loops, so you won't miss anything permanently, but arriving on time ensures you can see the full cycle from the beginning.

Each experience begins exactly 15 minutes after doors open, so plan to arrive a few minutes early to settle in before the show begins.