If the Chartres cathedral is already majestic without illumination, the 2 scenography dressing it during 9 months of the year make it even more impressive. During Chartres en Lumières, you will discover on its different facades its very rich and eventful history for nearly 2 600 years.
Another site to admire is the Fine Arts Museum, a former bishop's palace whose facade pays homage to Jean Moulin, whose first act of resistance took place in Chartres when he was prefect of Eure-et-Loir. In a completely different register, the theater tells a humorous love affair while the Saint-Pierre church invites you to contemplate with an animation tracing the evolution of light over a day.
This is an opportunity to highlight certain architectural details of the Gothic monument and, as for all the other illuminated sites, to invite you to discover them from a new angle.