The Great Exhibition of Made in France 2025 returns to the Palais de l'Élysée - dates & reservations

It's official, the Grande Exposition du Fabriqué en France is returning to the Palais de l'Elysée this weekend, November 15-16, 2025! After being a huge success in previous years, the event promises to immerse us in the best of French craftsmanship for its fifth year. Open to all,by reservation, this free exhibition honors the artisans, producers, and manufacturers who make France shine, from the mainland to its overseas territories. 

Don't miss the ticket office opening on Tuesday, November 4, 2025, at 5 p.m.

Launched by the President of the Republic in 2020, this event has become the must-see festival for local talent! During your visit to the presidential palace, you will discover no less than 123 products made in France, such as a rail shuttle, an electric coach, an observation drone, a bed lifting system for hotel maids, panoramic decorations from Hindustan, and umbrellas from the famous Cherbourg umbrella factory. Even cheeses have made the trip, such as Tomme des Lauzes and Tomme de Chèvre from Saint-Pierre and Miquelon! There's plenty to feast your eyes on!

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What's on the program? Demonstrations of traditional crafts, models of innovative products, the latest creations from French manufacturers, and a conference area.
Last year, more than 10,000 visitors turned out to celebrate the richness of French manufacturing.

So, are you ready to experience the thrill of French craftsmanship?

Want more? Head to the Maison Élysée, just opposite, to enjoy the free exhibition, café, and official store:

Maison Élysée: the free Élysée museum/café, opposite the presidential palace in Paris
The Élysée Palace has finally opened the doors to its very own museum! Come and enjoy an exclusive presidential experience at the Maison de l'Élysée, located just opposite the palace. On the program? A free, royal immersion in the 600 m2 museum, café and boutique. [Read more] 

Please note that it's been over 4 years since our last visit, so the place and experience may have changed.