If you like smaller museums, this is a very neat place to check out at least once when visiting…read moreParis. The main floor and second story have beautiful old interiors. The lower level has a more modern look and features a large collection of Monet works, mostly later ones. It is a beautiful place. They also have a temporary exhibition area with rotating exhibits, although I happened to come between exhibits based on when my trip was. They were setting one up while I was in town. The museum isn't huge, so I suggest timed tickets to make entry easy. The residential and tree-filled neighborhood where this museum is located is also quite pretty. It may be nice to walk around and look at the architecture before or after.

This was a great afternoon and a special treat was the theme exposition on Sleep and hypnosis and…read moreart about it over Centuries. Put Centuries in a few rooms and you get a real overview on how we look at sleep and how we need it. The Monet Exhibit and mantle clocks are not to be missed. We always need a Monet gift from the store, make it 4.

What an incredible museum. This is definitely a hidden gem in Paris. The collection is design…read moreoriented arts and industrial design from the 1920's - 40's. One of the best museums I've ever visited.

one of the best art museum I ever been to in France. You can see the beginning of 21th century's…read moretrend and history in a very focused. I recommend here for art lover and historian.

This is a beautiful museum located in a prime location. They have a fantastic view of the canal and…read moreEiffel Tower from their courtyard that they also share with Palais de Tokyo. I do wish I could have visited when they had different exhibits. Looking over the images from the past exhibits, they seem to have some amazing features. Unfortunately, during the time I visited, the featured exhibit didn't appeal to us. So we decided to just visit the permanent exhibits that didn't require admission fee. The café is lovely and carries some really great food and dessert options. We decided to just grab some water and cappuccinos during our visit. The cappuccinos were so good. A little on the pricier side, but standard to museum pricing. The book shop is great and has a lot of nice items. Found some gorgeous art prints, postcards and gift items. All the employees were very friendly, accommodating and helpful. I didn't know the coat check was free. Definitely a plus and must next time I'm there. I'd definitely like to come back next time I am in Paris!

Features contemporary art and permanent collection is free to the public. There are also paid…read moreexhibits but you'll just appreciate what they have downstairs. Their outside space has skateboarders and overlooks the Seine. Nice bookstore too.

Peaceful and absolutely beautiful!…read more Would highly recommend to visit this park. You will especially enjoy it on the hot summer day. It takes only about 10-15 minutes by car to get here from the Eiffel Tower.

One of my favourite outdoor spaces in the whole of Paris. The Albert Kahn musuem is a breath of…read morefresh air and provides something a bit more interesting than all of the manicured gardens in central Paris. A welcome sanctuary for those looking for a bit of peace and quiet. Best time to come is in the Spring when the cherry blossom trees are in full bloom Wandering around the gardens made me slightly nostalgic for my home in England which is nestled in the heart of the Somerset countryside. If I'm ever missing home I always come here and pass through the quaint Japanese gardens to the comfort of the English rose gardens.

Very small fashionable museum that I wish I could have gone into but unfortunately it was sold out,…read moreI guess buy your tickets with anticipation, there was not that many people but they were turning people away anyway, it was early and I know the place is small but I'm sure it's just a walk by and they shouldn't be turning people away. Do they know how hard and difficult it is for some people to travel that far? I guess not, if the Musée Christian Dior was near I could have went there instead. Anyway I ended up going to the Louis Vuitton store instead. I would have loved to see the place where the master Saint created his masterpieces.

It's a must when in Paris. Well done but a bit more sparse compared to Gallerie Dior. Laurent was…read morefrom Algeria and an intern for Christian Dior. The influence is evident in both ethereal gowns juxtaposed with messages of strong female empowerment. The Gallerie is a short walk from the Arc and the Eiffel. Tickets were €10.

From the owner: Le repère du quatrième mousquetaire Le murmure de la petite cascade plantée au milieu du parc à…read morel'anglaise vous accompagne jusqu'à l'ancienne demeure de l'écrivain fertile, auteur " Des Trois mousquetaires ", du " Comte de Monte Cristo " ou encore de la " Tulipe Noire ". Le château n'ayant pu être achevé du vivant d'Alexandre Dumas, faute de moyens, ce sont les restaurations successives que l'on peut découvrir lors de la visite. La chambre mauresque a néanmoins gardé le charme dépaysant que Dumas avait voulu lui insuffler après un voyage en Afrique du Nord. Seul le bureau dans lequel il noircissait ses feuillets, un petit pavillon néogothique qui fait face au château, n'est visible qu'à travers une vitre scellée.

The coach gallery at the Royal Stables of Château de Versailles is impressive ... because the…read morehorse-drawn carriages are impressive (extravagant, pretentious, gaudy, or pick a word) ... just as they were 200 years ago, 100 years ago, and today. French Royalty (like Louis XIV), Emperors (like Napoleon I), and state visitors (like Czar Nicolas II) all rode in pimped out traveling thrones designed to impress with so much attention-grabbing bling that even Liberace would of been embarrassed. The stables were built from 1679 to 1682 and manned by up to 1,500 people during the Louis XIV era to house 2,000 horses. This setting on the ground floor of the Great Stables is a perfect home for the carriage museum. The coaches are works of art ... blending gold decorations, wood carvings, metal work, upholstery, and other decorative elements in creative, ostentatious, and luxurious ways to show the splendor of the sovereign. * Open 12:30 - 5:30 p.m. (6:30 in summer) * Closed Mondays * Admission is free / No ticket required * It's about 5 minute walk from the Château * Plan about 1 hour or less * There is no tour nor is it needed * Photography (without flash) is allowed * No food or drink allowed La Galerie des Carrosses at Les Écurie Royales is impressive. If your visit to Château de Versailles permits an hour excursion, I recommend taking the time to see the museum ... because the carriages were crafted to impress ... and their ornate flamboyance continues to impress.

The Grand Ecurie just opened for tours a year or so ago, so many Versailles visitors may…read moreunknowingly pass it by. It's a good stop on the way back to the train station - it's right on the way. Best of all - it's FREE! The exhibit space isn't huge - maybe it will take 30 minutes to go through, but it's worth a short detour. You'll get to see inside the historic stables, which still have the old feeding troughs. The kings horses lived better than I do - the interior is beautiful. The carriages on display are from the reign of Napoleon and later with lots from Napoleon III. I was a little surprised there wasn't anything from the Ancien Regime but maybe none of that stuff survived? Anyway, it's a great detour to a day trip to Versailles and a fascinating look at the old stables. If you're lucky, you may see some of the resident horses being trained.

This great museum is a bit off the beaten path in Paris but well worth the effort it takes to get…read morethere. Most of the collection is from the studio of Paul Belmondo, father of Jean-Paul. It includes several of his bronze figures and some of his friends and contemporary artists. It also explains the process of casting bronze.

Lots of interesting artifacts. Lots of scary mask…read more It was easy to get in and out. My visit was pretty relaxing.

We had a great time. There was a guide outside who was very helpful, but also so were many inside…read more My 11 year old and I enjoyed roaming around and looking at exhibits. This is a great gem in Paris.