We preserve our heritage at the Conservatoire in Aulnay-sous-Bois, outside Paris. You'll find more than 400 beautifully preserved vehicles from throughout the years, a diverse array of artefacts and archives packed with historic information.
The Citroën Conservatoire heritage centre is a real treasure trove of all things relating to our prestigious brand. It houses the world's largest collection of Citroën vehicles, with more than 400 on show - and most are in perfect condition.
Our extraordinary fleet is neatly lined up under the metal beams of the main building by decade (from 1919 to the 2000s) and by theme:
The Citroën Conservatoire doesn't simply collect and restore vehicles. It also houses another treasure trove: our archives.
Step into an area usually closed to the public and browse this exceptional collection:
Citroën heritage gives you access to documents and products relating to the models and history of one of the world's most collected atomative brands, including:
The document files hold authentic archive material that retraces the rich history of the Citroën brand.
From sales brochures to press articles and users' manuals, find the full range of archive documents in these exceptional collections.
Some document files are dedicated to legendary models like the Type A 10 HP and the Ami 6. Others are based on major topics related to the Citroën brand, such as the Croisière expeditions and the Javel plant.
The Citroën and Panhard Archives are stored at the Terre Blanche Archives Center allowing you to gain historical information about your heritage Citroën vehicle. The Identification Team can also provide official documents about your car (to register it or receive a birth certificate).
The following information is available:
You can find more details and download the order form here or at https://www.laventurepeugeotcitroends.fr/attestation-documents/
Please feel free to contact the Identification Team for more information at this email address: contact-avpcd@mpsa.com