LVMH has opened the first reservation window for its 2026 Les Journées Particulières, making the October heritage event actionable for would-be visitors. Booking is staggered across 24, 28 and 30 September, with a different set of participating houses released each time.

The open days themselves take place from 16 to 18 October and include access to workshops and heritage locations that are normally less visible. This update concerns the practical booking schedule, distinct from the programme announcement reported earlier by LYG.

First reservations begin on 24 September

The first release includes Berluti, Bvlgari, Celine, Guerlain, Fondation Louis Vuitton, Le Bon Marché and several wine and food houses. Each phase starts at 2pm Paris time, allowing visitors to plan by the venue they wish to explore.

The official guidance asks visitors to go to the page for the particular experience rather than expect one booking form to cover every house. Some places are limited and may fill quickly.

A second group opens on 28 September

The next release includes Belmond, Chaumet, Dior, Fendi, Maison Francis Kurkdjian, Moynat, Rimowa, Ruinart and Tiffany & Co., among others. The grouping covers different forms of craftsmanship rather than concentrating only on fashion.

Visitors interested in jewellery, fragrances or travel goods will therefore need to check this later window as well as the first. A lack of availability on 24 September does not imply that every venue is already booked.

Louis Vuitton and Loro Piana follow on 30 September

The final announced phase includes Louis Vuitton, Loro Piana, Loewe, Acqua di Parma, Hennessy, Samaritaine and TAG Heuer. It also covers further maisons and cultural sites listed by the group.

The phased structure is particularly important for anyone building an itinerary around several Paris locations. Travel and access requirements remain specific to each participating venue.

Some venues permit walk-ins

LVMH says selected sites will be accessible without advance booking on the event dates. That does not apply universally and should not be assumed for restricted workshops.

The official registration portal gives the latest venue-by-venue conditions. This report is a practical timing update and not a claim of additional new sites beyond the announced 2026 programme.