Discover a place of peace

No. Admission to the Paris France Temple Visitors’ Center is completely free.

The Visitors’ Center is open daily from 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM.

Many guests spend 30 minutes to an hour, but you are welcome to stay longer.

Walk-ins are welcome during all open hours. However, we recommend booking a guided tour in advance if you’d like a more in-depth experience, especially during peak tourist season.

Yes. The Visitors’ Center is open to everyone. The temple itself is a sacred place used for worship by Church members.

Casual, comfortable clothing is perfectly appropriate. We only ask that you dress modestly out of respect for the sacred nature of the location. The grounds involve some walking, so comfortable shoes are recommended.

Yes. The Visitors’ Center is designed to be easy for many visitors to access.

Absolutely! Families are very welcome. The gardens provide peaceful space for children to explore, and our exhibits include interactive elements that engage younger visitors.

Yes, you’re welcome to take photos in the gardens and of the temple exterior, no drone please. We ask that you be respectful of other visitors seeking quiet reflection.

Early mornings and late afternoons tend to be quieter. The lighting is also beautiful for photography during these times.

Parking is available for visitors nearby.

The temple is in Le Chesnay, near Versailles and its gardens.

Yes! We welcome groups. For groups of 20 or more, please contact us in advance so we can ensure the best experience.

Yes. Many visitors come simply to experience the architecture, enjoy the peaceful gardens, or learn about local history and culture. You don’t need to share our faith to find value in your visit.

If you only have 15-20 minutes, we recommend walking the main garden path for temple views and stepping inside briefly to see the visitors’ center.

Yes, missionaries are available during all open hours and are happy to answer questions about the Church, the temple, or the exhibits. Just ask any staff member.

Regular worship services take place at local meetinghouses rather than the visitors’ center. We’re happy to provide information about service times and locations if you’re interested.