Historical Shows Sound and Light Ile-De-France

A masterpiece of medieval architecture, the Episcopal City hosts each year a magnificent show combining music, dance, poetry and grandiose scenes: 500 actors, 3,600 costumes, lasers, fireworks, multi-source digital sound and special effects tell the story of 2,000 years of history during 75 minutes. A staging and lighting of the high facts that have marked the history of the city. A great moment to be shared between young and old!

On February 18, 1814, Montereau was the scene of one of Napoleon ^I's last victories. A major event, it saw an army of 5,000 to 6,000 Austrian and Württemberg soldiers stationed beneath the town walls and pillage the surrounding area. Today, every two years, the town of Montereau-Fault-Yonne organizes a commemoration of this incredible battle. This includes a spectacular re-enactment of the confrontations, with hundreds of extras from all over Europe dressed in period costume.

The Provins Son et Lumière show is a not-to-be-missed event during a visit to the medieval town of Provins. It takes place in the gardens of the Couvent des Cordelières and invites spectators to plunge into life in the Middle Ages. Through a series of shows, the public can discover the hours of joy and sorrow of Provins' inhabitants in the 13th century. Special group rates are available on request. To get to Provins, you can take the A4 freeway, the N19 or the A5. You can also come by train or bus from Paris.

La Nuit aux Invalides is a not-to-be-missed event in Paris. Organized by Amaclio Productions, it offers a unique immersive experience in the heart of the Invalides. This year's 10th edition, entitled "Napoléon - Le Vol de l'Aigle", plunges you into the extraordinary journey of a man who made Europe beat to his rhythm for twenty years. For 50 minutes, discover the story of the French emperor in this emblematic monument. Thanks to unprecedented technological deployment, you'll enjoy an extraordinary 360° immersive experience. Since its creation in 2012, La Nuit aux Invalides has won over an ever-growing audience, appealing to Parisians, tourists, history buffs and fans of spectacular shows alike. Don't miss this 2022 edition of La Nuit aux Invalides!