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The Mona Lisa in the Salle des États, the Venus de Milo in the Galerie des Antiques, the Victory at the top of the Daru staircase, Egyptian art guarded by the Sphinx in its crypt, and the Napoleon III Apartments.
Official price: €32
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Paintings, sculptures, furniture and objets d'art across the major artistic movements, with a gallery of Impressionism on the fifth floor.
Official price: €16
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Rodin's sculpture, from clay sketches and plaster casts to bronze and marble, across 18 rooms that follow his creative process, with a room for Camille Claudel; in the three-hectare garden, his monuments stand outdoors, from The Burghers of Calais to Balzac.
Official price: €14
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More than 5,000 works and over 200,000 archive items, in a museum devoted to the life and work of Picasso.
Official price: €16
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Monet's Water Lilies, in the two elliptical rooms he designed for them, and the Walter-Guillaume collection: 148 works from the 1860s to the 1930s, from Renoir and Cézanne to Picasso, Matisse, Modigliani and Soutine.
Official price: €11
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Temporary exhibitions of modern and contemporary art, works from its own collection, site-specific commissions, and concerts, performances, film screenings and dance, in Frank Gehry's building.
Official price: €18
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Emerging artists and established French and international ones, in thematic and solo shows, large-scale interventions and carte blanches that take over the whole building, with performance, sound and the yearly DO DISTURB festival.
Official price: €13
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Walls and floors turned into giant animated paintings by 140 video projectors and spatialised sound across 3,300 m², with a tower of mirrors that reflects the works like a giant kaleidoscope.
Official price: from €19.50
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The Salon Chopin, the only exhibition in France devoted solely to the composer, around a Pleyel piano of 1845; the literary museum Władysław Mickiewicz created in 1903 for his father, the poet; and the work of the Polish sculptor and painter Bolesław Biegas.
Official price: €7
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A permanent exhibition in six themes, from exchanges, actors and markets to instabilities, regulation and treasures, ending among rare and unusual objects of money and banking, in a 19th-century mansion.
Official price: €12
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The Planetarium's immersive films and shows, the Cité des enfants with renovated spaces for 2–6 and 5–10 year-olds, a science library, and the giant screen of the Géode.
Official price: €15
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More than 300 paintings, sculptures, engravings, objects and pieces of Surrealist furniture, among them sculptures of his recurring images: soft watches, long-legged animals, open and closed drawers.
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Contemporary art in all its forms, from the visual arts, photography and film to the crafts, performance, the performing arts and science, on 6,500 m² of exhibition space in the building Jean Nouvel redesigned on the Place du Palais-Royal, facing the Louvre.
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The drawings Frits Lugt collected: Dutch, Flemish and Italian sheets from the 15th to the 18th century and French ones from the 17th and 18th, with twenty-one drawings by Rembrandt at the centre of the collection.
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Exhibitions of highlights from the collection and of other photographers, painters, sculptors and illustrators, and the HCB Award every two years, drawn from an archive of original prints, contact sheets, drawings, films and letters.
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The Maison La Roche, designed and built by Le Corbusier and Pierre Jeanneret between 1923 and 1925 for Raoul La Roche, a banker and collector of modern art: a gallery for his paintings on one side, his private apartments on the other.
Official price: €10
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Some twenty giant crystals at the centre of the hall, eight themed alcoves on every aspect of mineralogy, and the jewellers' work: jewels and rarities such as Louis XIV's blue diamond and a genuine gold-rush nugget.
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Life in the darkness of the abyss, coral reefs and shoreline species living by the tides, then, on the first level, the elephant leading the caravan of animals of the African savannah.
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Large temporary exhibitions of the most unexpected forms of creation, art brut first among them, in a Baltard-style hall facing the gardens of the Butte Montmartre that also holds a gallery, a bookshop on outsider art, an auditorium and a café.
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A permanent reconstruction of Alberto Giacometti's studio, kept whole by his widow Annette: its walls covered with drawings, his furniture and more than seventy sculptures, mostly plaster and bronze, down to the last clay works he was making before his death.
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Contemporary art exhibitions and events in music, film, literature and the performing arts; on permanent display, 18th-century paintings and prints by artists such as Alexander Roslin, Louis-Jean Desprez and Gustaf Lundberg; and in the garden, Linnaeus in bronze by Carl Eldh.
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Photographic, cinematic, digital and AI-generated images, with seasons devoted to figures such as Diane Arbus, Robert Capa, Dorothea Lange, Vivian Maier and Cindy Sherman, and a programme of independent cinema.
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The Galeries Lafayette Group's foundation for contemporary art, opened in 2018: exhibitions, the Échelle Humaine performance festival and the Closer Music festival for emerging musicians, in a Rem Koolhaas building whose floors move.
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An independent venue for exhibitions, publishing, ideas and education around the contemporary image in all its forms, founded in 2010 by Raymond Depardon and Diane Dufour.
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Smokers' everyday objects from many places and times beside the plants smoked around the world: tobacco leaves and sinsemilla flowers, a sieve for hemp resin, a cigar mould, briar pipes and fragile 18th-century clay pipes.
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Art approached with play and humour, through animated tours, events and workshops for all ages.
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The Paris venue of the Frac Île-de-France, with a space for open practice and a programme of events, meetings, performances and workshops.
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The life and work of the 19th-century writer Honoré de Balzac, with an app offering routes for every kind of visit.
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Touch screens, games and curious objects, from a sound head and trees of languages to syntax cubes, on non-verbal communication, the voice and context, and the marks religion has left on languages since before Gutenberg.
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Finds from Mesolithic and Neolithic digs in Paris, Gallo-Roman sculpted stones from its arena, forum and baths, medieval fragments, and two rooms that recall strolling from shop to shop along the old streets.
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Marie Curie's office and laboratory, the history of radioactivity and radiotherapy, and the discoveries of the Curies and the Joliot-Curies, the family of five Nobel Prizes, down to the radium craze for face creams and mineral waters.
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Surgical instruments first gathered in the 18th century and rare objects from ancient Egypt to the end of the 20th century, among them the scalpel of Félix, the surgeon who operated on Louis XIV in 1686, and Antommarchi's scalpels, used for Napoleon's autopsy on Saint Helena.
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Napoleon's tomb under the Dôme des Invalides, near those of Vauban, Foch and Lyautey, and arms and armour from the 13th to the 17th century, with the Ottoman Empire's diplomatic gifts and Indian, Japanese and Chinese armour.
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More than 20,000 Italian, Northern and French drawings from the Renaissance to today, shown in three exhibitions a year at the Cabinet Jean Bonna, with recent gifts from contemporary artists such as Annette Messager.
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Collections of prehistory and of biological and cultural anthropology, from Lucy the australopithecine and the Cro-Magnon necklace to anatomical plates, phrenological casts and wax models tracing how the human body has been studied and represented.
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Arts of Islam from the 8th century to today, from the Arab world to Spain, Iran, India and Central Asia, with archaeological objects and contemporary creations, in a route that goes back to Antiquity.
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More than 2,000 pieces on the Companions' journeys, from the clothes of Jean Moulin and the future Marshal Leclerc and Free France's first naval flags to drawings made in the concentration camps, tracts and newspapers.
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Works of art shown alongside naturalised animals, from paintings, drawings and tapestries to silverware, weapons and trophies, with contemporary artists invited to take over the rooms in temporary exhibitions.
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Counterfeiting shown, explained and exposed across four rooms, in a museum created by the Union des Fabricants.
Official price: €6
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Seals, jewels, medals and paintings, manuscripts, engravings and photographs, with the furniture, décor and ritual objects of the lodges and their members.
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Since 1993, a museum of the age-old secret art of magic; the visit includes a show.
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Close to 1,000 instruments on show, telling the story of Western music from the Renaissance to electronic experiments alongside the musical cultures of Asia, Africa, Oceania and the Americas, with Stradivari's violins and a musician in the museum every day.
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Specimens of rare scientific, historical and aesthetic interest, a room of igneous, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks around the rock cycle, and two cases of synthetic crystals used in industry.
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More than 6,000 paintings, sculptures, prints and photographs on the history of the Butte, by Steinlen, Toulouse-Lautrec, Suzanne Valadon and Maurice Utrillo among others, with Henri Rivière's shadow theatre from the Chat Noir cabaret.
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The written monuments of French history, and the rocaille salons painted and carved by François Boucher, Charles Natoire, Jean-Baptiste Lemoyne and Jacques Verberckt in the reign of Louis XV.
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Art from across Asia, from Afghanistan to Japan, with Khmer art from Cambodia, Cham art from Vietnam, Thai and Javanese art as the strengths of its Southeast Asian collection.
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From hushed medieval rooms to colourful Art Nouveau ones, five floors of 20th- and 21st-century design, period rooms such as Jeanne Lanvin's bedroom, bathroom and boudoir and Charlotte Perriand's kitchen, and a jewellery gallery.
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More than 2,400 inventions in seven collections, from scientific instruments, materials and energy to mechanics, construction, communication and transport, tracing science and technology mainly from the Renaissance to today; in the former church, they stand against medieval architecture.
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1,500 specimens of more than 1,000 mineral species, in 24 panoramic cases ordered by the ten great families from native elements to silicates, and wall cases of big samples from five continents. Among the pieces on show, a great baryte from Frizington and a violet fluorite from Alston Moor came in 1848 with the collection of the Swiss naturalist Louis Jurine.
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Exhibition galleries with a view of the Monnaie's working workshops, engraving demonstrations and the casting of decorative iron in the foundry, and interactive exhibits on how coins are struck.
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Casts of French monuments at their monumental scale, from the portal of the abbey church of Moissac to the smiling angel of Reims; life-size copies of wall paintings from the 11th to the 16th centuries, from Nohant-Vic to the crypt of Tavant; and a gallery of modern and contemporary architecture with a full-scale apartment from Le Corbusier's Cité radieuse.
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26 models of French towns in the Galerie d'Arçon, arranged by region, among them the island defences of Ré, Oléron and Aix and a plan-relief covering 56 m², with temporary exhibitions in the Galerie Dantzig.
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No permanent collection: two temporary exhibitions a year, and between them the museum is closed.
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The Lady and the Unicorn, sculptures from Notre-Dame de Paris and a room on the arts of combat, in a museum set across the Gallo-Roman baths of Lutetia and a medieval mansion with its Rayonnant Gothic chapel.
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How perfume is made, shown step by step, a short walk from the Opéra Garnier.
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Some 3,500 works on show, arranged by region (Oceania, Asia, Africa and the Americas) along a central path designed like a river, drawn from nearly 390,000 works dating from the Neolithic to the present day.
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The Debat collection of Italian and French faience, medical instruments and 103 mortars, the oldest dating back to ancient Egypt.
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Personal objects, photographs and letters of Édith Piaf, in two small rooms of an apartment where she briefly lived.
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Delacroix's paintings, drawings, prints and manuscripts, objects he owned and brought back from his travels, and works by artists who admired him, with the studio he had built in a garden hidden from the street.
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A wax museum in Paris, where visitors walk among the stars.
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Moreau's paintings in the vast north-lit studios he commissioned in 1895 to show his work to the public, joined by a spiral staircase: The Suitors and The Return of the Argonauts on the second floor, Jupiter and Semele, Salome Dancing and The Apparition on the third.
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Works of the Italian Renaissance, of the great Flemish masters and of 18th-century France: the collection to which Nélie Jacquemart and Édouard André devoted themselves entirely.
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More than 2,200 works around Henner, in portraits, history painting, genre scenes and landscapes, with Saint Sebastian and Solitude on deposit from the Louvre and the Musée d'Orsay, and his painter's materials and academician's costume.
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Aristide Maillol's work on the second floor, his life-size statues lining the ground and first floors, and Dina Vierny's collections of 20th-century art.
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Impression, Sunrise, the painting that gave the Impressionists their name, and more than a hundred paintings by Monet bequeathed through his son Michel, among them monumental Water Lilies and the last Japanese Bridges; with twenty-five paintings and sixty-five watercolours, pastels and drawings by Berthe Morisot.
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More than 8,000 documents, videos, contemporary artworks, objects and testimonies, and a chronological route through 11 landmark dates of migration over the last three centuries.
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Orders of chivalry, decorations and medals from the Middle Ages to today, from the order of Malta and the Teutonic Order to the Légion d'honneur and the Ordre national du Mérite created by de Gaulle in 1963.
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Ship models from toy boats to models nearly 5 metres long, navigation instruments from the first ocean charts to the Galileo satellite, figureheads around the sculpted decoration of the Réale, the Sun King's galley, and thirteen of Joseph Vernet's fifteen Views of the Ports of France; visitors also step inside an immense wave, among objects from famous shipwrecks.
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An 18th-century pavilion turned into a cultural space in 2007, with guided tours and talks around each exhibition.
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Exhibitions that bring together big names of photography and emerging artists, French and foreign, across the whole boat: the main deck, a gallery given over to the works and, in fine weather, a terrace on the riverbank.
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Some 700 works and objects along a 1,000 m² route, from a collection running from Antiquity to the present day, with a section given over to the itineraries of looted artworks until 2028.
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Ten or so gardens in one: the five perspective squares facing the Gallery of Evolution, the School of Botany with nearly 2,500 species planted by classification, the Alpine Garden with more than 2,000 species of extreme climates, and a rose garden of 300 varieties.
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Lakes, streams and a cascade 14 metres high dug under Napoleon III, boating on the Lac Inférieur, 28 km of bridle paths, a cycle loop round the Longchamp racecourse, and the Jardin d'Acclimatation.
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Four lakes linked by streams through the woods, Daumesnil with two islands reached by bridges and the Minimes with three, the royal avenues that tie the wood to the château, and four outdoor fitness trails.
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A tropical rainforest of banana trees, lianas, ferns and orchids, with a rock to climb for a view over the glasshouse, then a long gallery of desert plants from the United States, Mexico, the Sahara and Australia, from living stones to cacti.
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Formal French geometry at the centre and west, the rugged relief and denser planting of an English landscape park to the east, and 130 vents in the ground that air the station and car park below.
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An amusement park of 45 rides and 18 hectares of walks, with some 450 animals: alpacas, lorikeets, dwarf goats, Ouessant sheep, peacocks and the exotic birds of the Grande Volière.
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A white garden and a black garden, a great lawn with a canal, glasshouses and themed gardens on metamorphosis, movement, the planets and metals, floating gardens on rafts, and geysers leading to a cascade.
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Three themes, the seasons, sport and water: a rail garden in memory of the site, a walk of magnolias, a biotope pond, a garden of flowering prunus on small mounds, and a skate park.
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The Willy Ronis viewpoint, nearly 1,200 trees and shrubs with climbing plants and roses, a great cascading fountain, and a vine the City still tends where Belleville once grew its piquette.
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A vineyard of 400 vines harvested each year, a rose garden, a maze, bulb and scent gardens, then a romantic garden of duck ponds and water lilies and a small lake with an island and the Maison du Lac.
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Notable trees, among them a paper mulberry, a Siberian elm, a tulip tree and a giant sequoia, several viewpoints, and Eve, Raymond Couvègnes's fountain with cascading basins.
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Some twenty meadows and gardens, the experimental kitchen garden of the Jardins passagers and a farm with animals, a 15,000 m² hall of iron and glass, and exhibitions, dance, circus, theatre and magic.
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Some 25 hectares that recreate the landscapes of France, from the cliffs of Étretat to alpine meadows and Mediterranean groves, with a biodiversity trail of 28 points of interest.
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Themed gardens, collections of irises, camellias, dahlias, rhododendrons and bonsai, the Chemin de l'Évolution, and the Théâtre Astral's shows for children.
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A scent garden and a garden of aromatic and medicinal plants labelled in Braille, a pinot noir vineyard, beehives, a rose garden, and pony rides, a carousel and a Polichinelle theatre for children.
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Small antique and Gothic temples by Carmontelle, the listed columns of the Naumachie, the Chartres rotunda, and trees such as an Oriental plane planted in 1814 and a sycamore of 1853.
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A lake with a ginkgo on its shore, a giant sequoia and an Oriental plane above it, and a collection of bronze and stone statues, from Jules Coutan's Colonne de la Paix armée to Antoine Étex's Naufragés.
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A monument by the architect Soufflot on the Montagne Sainte-Geneviève; the visit covers the nave and the crypt, and the panorama is not open.
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A Rayonnant Gothic chapel with 1,113 stained-glass windows; guided tours in French run daily.
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A basilica given to the continuous adoration of the Blessed Sacrament, day and night, which is why no concerts are held there; inside, the great choir mosaic, the chapels, stained glass and sculptures, and 280 steps up a narrow stair to the dome.
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In the nave, Bosio's Apotheosis of Louis XVI and Cortot's Marie-Antoinette Supported by Religion; outside, an open-air campo santo lined with galleries, on the ground that received the remains of Louis XVI, Marie-Antoinette and some 500 people guillotined on the Place de la Révolution.
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A parish of the 9th arrondissement that also keeps the Chapelle Sainte-Rita, in the heart of Pigalle, where anyone can seek the consolation Saint Rita brings.
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The Chapel of the Conversion of Saint Charles de Foucauld, opened in September 2026, where his relics are venerated.
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The shrine of Saint Genevieve, patron saint of Paris, and of Blessed Frédéric Ozanam, where Blaise Pascal and Jean Racine are buried.
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The great organ François-Henri Clicquot built for the Sainte-Chapelle, brought here in 1791; in the nave, a monumental wooden pew said to be carved after drawings by Charles Le Brun; and an early 16th-century altarpiece of carved and painted wood showing the miracles of the Virgin.
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A night clock by Henry Lepaute in the first gallery, once lit by gas so it told the time day and night; a Christ on the Cross saved from the chapel of the Bastille prison, now in the sacristy; and, on a pillar by the entrance, graffiti left in May 1871, in the last days of the Paris Commune, by the corps of the Enfants du Père Duchêne. The parish registers keep Victor Hugo's signature from his daughter Léopoldine's wedding in 1843.
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A site that has been a Roman temple, a Merovingian church, a royal Benedictine abbey and a parish church, open to visit at your own pace.
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A place of pilgrimage, peace and contemplation, open to all visitors, with organ recitals in its Dimanches musicaux.
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A cathedral that has welcomed visitors to pray for more than 860 years; on weekday afternoons a daily visit presents its spiritual mission as well as its history and art.
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Capitals carved with expressive faces, stained glass from scenes of the Bible to Bazaine's recent windows on the seven sacraments, Baroque organs, and the Mansart chapel.
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Delacroix's paintings on the walls of the Chapel of the Holy Angels; a gnomon whose spot of sunlight, on sunny days, crosses a metal line on the transept floor at solar noon; Pigalle's Virgin and Child at the far end of the church; and Aristide Cavaillé-Coll's great organ of 1862, with 102 stops on five keyboards.
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The vaulted Gothic halls of the medieval royal palace, the vast Salle des Gens d'armes among them, and the Revolution's prison, where the Hall of Names recalls more than 4,000 prisoners brought before the Revolutionary Tribunal and their fate: acquittal, exile or execution.
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Major international exhibitions, shows, performances and talks with leading figures of contemporary creation, and spaces open to all, such as the central Place and the Rotonde d'Antin, from which to rediscover its architecture.
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A garden 226 metres long and nearly 92 wide, framed by three galleries: its basin, two lawns bordered with flower beds and, on the Paris meridian, a small bronze cannon that fires every Wednesday at noon.
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An exhibition space that mixes art and science, designed for children aged 2 to 10 and the adults with them.
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Live science talks and workshops with science communicators, on natural phenomena, the digital world or life under a microscope, and a planetarium that shows that evening's sky before a trip through the solar system, under six coloured big tops 14 metres high.
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A national museum that traces how migrations have shaped France from 1685 to today, through personal stories, works of art and everyday objects, and a tropical aquarium of more than 4,000 animals from 350 species, under one Art Deco roof.
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Opera, musicals, dance and concerts on the stage where Le Tour du Monde en 80 jours was performed 3,007 times between 1876 and 1940; guided visits lead from the terrace overlooking Paris to the auditorium, and the tenor-lecturer Grégoire Ichou gives sung visits with opera arias and French songs.
Official price: 18€ à 22€
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Historic houses & villas 5All of France →
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The Republican Guard, the Palace florists and a model of the Élysée, a reconstruction centred on the original Louis XV desk made by Charles Cressent in 1740, and a 3D journey through the Palace from 1722 to today.
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The apartment Auguste Comte occupied from July 1841 to September 1857, preserved after his death, as he wished, by executors chosen from among his disciples.
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A collection of photographs and artists' videos from the 1950s onwards and a specialist library, with exhibitions of internationally renowned artists alongside emerging photographers and video artists.
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The house at 5 bis, kept intact with its contents by Charlotte Gainsbourg and visited to the sound of her voice, and a museum of nearly 400 original objects, from Claude Lalanne's Homme à tête de chou to the manuscript of his Marseillaise.
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Mathematics linked to physics, biology and computing through three themes, spectra and waves, chance and data, crowds and fluids, a mixed-reality room named after Alice in Wonderland, and Jean Perrin's lecture theatre kept as it was.
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Fish and invertebrates from every sea of mainland France and its overseas territories, among them 35 large sharks and 400 coral colonies, in an aquarium first built for the 1878 Exposition Universelle in the Trocadéro gardens.
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Some 4,000 animals of 350 species in 85 tanks, from coral reefs and the rivers of the Amazon and Asia to Africa's Great Lakes, the caves of Central America and the mangrove, with turtles, seahorses, rays, alligators and electric fish among them.
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122 species, nearly 45% of them threatened or near-threatened on the IUCN Red List, from orangutans and Seychelles tortoises to the Malayan tapir and the kea, housed from the 1805 bear pits and the Rotonde to the Art Deco Vivarium and Fauverie.
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White rhinoceroses, Grévy's zebras, West African lions and 14 giraffes from Africa, and the tropical wilds of the Amazon-Guyana biozone, across 14 hectares.
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The Palais Garnier, a work of 19th-century theatre architecture whose public spaces can be explored freely.
Official price: €25
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A national theatre and common house of European theatre, which invites foreign artists to create on its two stages, here and at the Ateliers Berthier; in the 800-seat hall, André Masson's 1965 ceiling is built around Apollo as the sun and figures of tragedy and comedy.
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On the guided visit, Bourdelle's bas-reliefs on the façade and his frescoes in the atrium, Lalique's chandeliers, Lebasque's paintings in the Salon des Dames, a cutaway model of the theatre on the second balcony, and the hall with Maurice Denis's painted ceiling, seen from the dress circle.
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The tomb of the Unknown Soldier, buried beneath the arch on 28 January 1921, rooms inside on the monument's history, and a panoramic view from the terrace at the top.
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François Pinault's collection of art from the 1960s to the present day, more than 10,000 works by some 350 artists, in rotating exhibitions around the Rotunda under its immense skylight, with video and sound works in the Studio below ground.
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An underground labyrinth set in the tunnels of Paris's former quarries, explored at your own pace with a guide in French, English, Spanish or German.
Official price: €31
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4,000 years of the history of cocoa and chocolate, told through a collection of a thousand objects, with chocolate-making shown by three MOF chocolatiers and a 3-metre sculpture made of 200 kg of chocolate.
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Wave pools, currents to swim against, geysers and water mushrooms, 11 slides and a Wake box, with sandy beaches and water at 29°C.
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The tower built for the 1889 Exposition Universelle in Paris; visitors go up to the second floor by stairs or lift, or on to the top by lift.
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One-hour cruises past the monuments and bridges of Paris from the Port de Suffren at the foot of the Eiffel Tower, with guided tours, some over lunch or dinner on board.
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Behind walls and a heavy bronze door by the sculptor Tomaso Gismondi: the tomb of the Debray millers, one of whom named the Moulin de la Galette, topped by a small windmill; the grave of Félix Desportes, the first mayor of Montmartre; and the Bougainville family grave, which holds the navigator's heart.
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The graves of famous people and Romantic sculpted monuments amid luxuriant nature, with an online map that locates the tombs of personalities.
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A medieval Cistercian building, restored, that hosts debates, round tables and lectures, concerts, exhibitions and immersive experiences, and a research centre where scientists, academics and theologians meet.
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A permanent troupe playing classical and contemporary texts, French and foreign, from tragedy to comedy; at the Salle Richelieu, up to five different shows alternate in the same week, all drawn from a Répertoire of nearly three thousand plays. Its sets and costumes are mostly made in its own workshops, and in the public foyer Voltaire seated and Molière in majesty face each other in marble.
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A string of gardens over 4.5 km, Hector Malot, Reuilly and Charles-Péguy, treetops almost within reach above avenue Daumesnil, and below, the 71 arches of the Viaduc des Arts, where Paris craftspeople work on site.
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Concerts, comedy shows, musicals and large-scale shows in the hall where the music-hall revue was born in 1886, the stage of Mistinguett, Joséphine Baker and Maurice Chevalier, where Charlie Chaplin made his debut; guided tours go backstage.
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The apartments of the intendants of the royal Garde-Meuble, returned to their late-18th-century state, from studies and bedrooms to the bathroom, the state salons opening onto the loggia over the Place de la Concorde, and the galleries of the Al Thani Collection.
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The palace of the kings of France, with the Hall of Mirrors and its 357 mirrors under Le Brun's 30 ceiling paintings of Louis XIV's reign, the museum of French history Louis-Philippe opened in 1837, and an estate of more than 800 hectares: the gardens, the Park and the Trianon.
Official price: €35
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A behind-the-scenes tour in the footsteps of Zidane, Mbappé, Beyoncé and Ed Sheeran, and a museum of archives, videos, models, signed guitars and shirts from 1995 to today, in the stadium of Euro 2016, two Rugby World Cups and the Paris 2024 Games.
Official price: €18.50
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More than 1,500 rooms, from the Renaissance masterpieces commissioned by Francis I to Marie Antoinette's interiors, Napoleon I's state apartment and the tastes of Napoleon III and Eugénie, on an estate of 130 hectares with three gardens and a park.
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Disney Princesses and Marvel Super Heroes, family rides from a journey around the world to a car race, big thrills from an intergalactic escapade to a runaway mine train, and parades and nighttime shows.
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Modern and contemporary art in every practice, from photography, moving images, painting and sculpture to design, architecture, experimental film and video, with Brancusi, Kandinsky, Matisse, Duchamp, Miró, Mondrian, Frida Kahlo, Louise Bourgeois and Yves Klein among its artists.
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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.
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Pieces of royal provenance, such as the screen delivered in 1785 for Louis XVI's games room at Versailles, the Orloff silver ordered by Catherine II of Russia, the Buffon services in Sèvres porcelain painted with birds, and portraits by Élisabeth Vigée-Lebrun, views of Venice by Guardi and landscapes by Hubert Robert.
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The couturier's work, shown in temporary thematic exhibitions in his former couture house, the mansion where his creations were born from 1974 to 2002.
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