Centre des monuments nationaux

The Centre des monuments nationaux (CMN) is a French public institution responsible for managing and preserving national monuments and historic sites across France. Founded in 1914, its mission includes maintenance, restoration, and promoting these sites to the public. The CMN oversees famous landmarks such as the Mont-Saint-Michel and the Palace of Versailles, ensuring they are safeguarded for future generations. It also organizes cultural activities, exhibitions, and educational programs to enhance public understanding and appreciation of France's rich heritage. Through these efforts, the CMN plays a vital role in celebrating and conserving France’s historical legacy.