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Musée d'Ennery

Museum · Paris · France 🇫🇷

Buddhas and effigies of divinities, a collection of netsuke, the finely carved toggles once used on kimono belts, scholars' objects, chimera ceramics, porcelain and statuettes, first from China and then largely from Japan. from its own pages ↗

🚧 Closed for works — reopening planned for 2028

No tickets are sold for this place until it reopens. Anyone selling them now is not the venue.

Only official site
guimet.fr

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What we established Musée d'Ennery: the official site is guimet.fr. Its Wikidata entry, Q1579504, names the same official site. Added to our site on .

What our tests checked We last read guimet.fr for this page on .

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Musée d'Ennery: address

59 avenue Foch 75116 Paris FranceOpen in Google Maps →✓ guimet.fr/en/access-and-opening-hours · 2026-10-11

Musée d'Ennery: closing days

The Musée d'Ennery is currently closed for renovation until 2028.
Translation · original in FrenchLe musée d’Ennery est actuellement fermé pour rénovation jusqu'en 2028.
✓ guimet.fr/fr/acces-et-horaires · 2026-10-16

Musée d'Ennery: how to get there

The Ennery Museum is located at 59 avenue Foch (Porte Dauphine metro on line 2).
Translation · original in FrenchLe musée d’Ennery se trouve au 59 de l'avenue Foch (métro Porte Dauphine sur la ligne 2).
✓ guimet.fr/fr/acces-et-horaires · 2026-10-09

Musée d'Ennery: is it wheelchair accessible?

The Heidelbach mansion and the Ennery Museum are currently not accessible to people with reduced mobility.
Translation · original in FrenchL’hôtel d’Heidelbach et le Musée d’Ennery ne sont à ce jour pas accessibles aux personnes à mobilité réduite.
✓ guimet.fr/fr/acces-et-horaires · 2026-10-09

Located at 59, avenue Foch, the Hôtel d'Ennery is the embodiment of a past era. Per the wishes of its owners, it has remained unchanged and became one of the landmarks of Japonisme in France when it was donated to the French State in 1908. It has long been said that the Asian art collection of the musée d’Ennery was the work of journalist and playwright Adolphe Philippe d’Ennery. However, it is his wife, Clémence Desgranges, who deserves to be credited for gathering the 7000 objects of the collection originating mostly from China and Japan.

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