20 july > 30 september

Exposition Raymond RIOTTE

Sports and recreation

Maison du Vélo, 1 Place Achille Ribain, 89000 Auxerre

Exposition Raymon Riotte — ©
Maison du vélo

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La Maison du Vélo is delighted to host an exhibition dedicated to Raymond Riotte, an iconic figure in cycling and the pride of our region. Born in Sarry, Raymond Riotte made his mark on the history of French cycling by competing in eight Tours de France. Among his fondest memories are his victory on the 12th stage of the 1967 Tour de France, between Digne and Marseille, and the yellow jersey he wore a few days earlier. A career that has inspired generations of cycling enthusiasts. Come and discover or rediscover the career of this great champion through an exhibition rich in memorabilia, photographs and personal accounts.

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Animals accepted

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Free

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Opening times

From 20 July 2026 until 30 September 2026

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