Located in the heart of the old convent founded by Louis XV's wife, the chapel is a jewel of neoclassical architecture.
Its chapel is a gem of Neo-Classic art and has just undergone total restoration, which was completed in 2011. The school had over 500 pupils when the nuns were expelled in 1792.
Napoleon I turned it into a secondary school for boys and it became the Lycée Hoche in 1888.
Please enquire at the Versailles tourist office (01.39.24.88.88)
Historical Hoche high school Museeum
Mainly scientists, fine collections of the Museum of school Hoche consist of objects of natural sciences and natural sciences used for some in the eighteenth century. for the education of children of France. The others were gathered for high school students in the nineteenth century. and are as beautiful and interesting. The museum also presents on the occasion of exhibitions, documents relating to the history of the school.
Napoleon I turned it into a secondary school for boys and it became the Lycée Hoche in 1888.
Please enquire at the Versailles tourist office (01.39.24.88.88)
Historical Hoche high school Museeum
Mainly scientists, fine collections of the Museum of school Hoche consist of objects of natural sciences and natural sciences used for some in the eighteenth century. for the education of children of France. The others were gathered for high school students in the nineteenth century. and are as beautiful and interesting. The museum also presents on the occasion of exhibitions, documents relating to the history of the school.
