LVMH is preparing to open the doors of 71 venues across 13 countries for the sixth edition of Les Journées Particulières, running from October 16 to 18, 2026. The programme spans 45 maisons and is designed to take visitors behind the finished object to the places, materials and specialist skills that shape luxury production.
Behind the doors of the maisons
The event includes workshops, manufacturing sites, historic houses and other spaces that are often closed to the public. Some venues are participating for the first time, while others return with demonstrations and experiences led by craftspeople.
LVMH frames the programme around three themes: nature, culture and craft. Together they trace the route from raw material and place through inherited knowledge to the skilled handwork that turns an idea into a finished creation.
Luxury as process, not simply product
For collectors and luxury travellers, the value of Les Journées Particulières lies in seeing how objects are made and why particular materials, techniques and locations matter. The programme covers 45 maisons and 71 venues, creating a broad view of luxury craftsmanship across fashion, watches, jewellery, hospitality, wines and spirits and related disciplines.
Reservations were released in phases during September, while selected venues will also accept visitors without advance booking during the event. The 2026 edition runs on October 16, 17 and 18.
