Suggestions for Museum near Paris

Ана Л. • February 11, 2018Works longer on Thursdays. No coats accepted at wardrobe, alas. Amazing Monet paintings (I would dare to say better than those in other museums) and quite a Morisot collection. Great bookstore.

New York Habitat • April 10, 2012Great homage to French architecture. Don’t miss the reproduction of the Chartres Cathedral’s stained-glass window: it’s stunning. This museum also has an amazing panoramic view of Paris!

Adrienn H. • August 16, 2016amazing views over Paris, brilliant architecture. if you are lucky, the exhibitions inside are also top, as was the case for me.

Nik K. • March 3, 2015Great building, nice resto, great museum. Not that much touristic (no lines which is great)

Adele T. • January 12, 2016Visit the museum and don't forget to have a meal in the inner restaurant, they prepare asian/fusion cuisine

Yuliya S. • March 20, 2018Must visit for all fashionista 🖤! But buy tickets online to avoid long queue in case of popular exhibitions (sometimes waiting time is up to 1h).

Karel M. • July 14, 2018Beautiful museum, we get to learn more about Saint Laurent and Bergé’s relationship. Extraordinary dresses are exposed as well, recommended!

codeparc llc • February 18, 2011Allways great exhibitions! A must when you're in Paris.

Chris M. • May 11, 2014The RMCA has loaned 74 objects including many of its masterpieces to Musée Dapper for the ‘Initiés’ exhibit, which revolves around initiation rituals including birth, death, and coming of age.

✨ ✨. • February 9, 2015Keep an eye on the ongoing awesome exhibitions program 👌😍 superrrrr!

Emanuele B. • August 15, 2013Fantastic museum full of masterpieces, scale models, full size models! Great for kids as well!

Anne • May 25, 2018Beautiful location with a garden

Paulina G. • September 4, 2011A Jewel only architects will recognize

MyDame • February 2, 2011Get a table on the terrace at sunset for the best view on the Eiffel Tower !

Rachida C. • November 3, 2010There is only the one house still standing in Paris where Balzac lived and nestled on the hillside of the ancient village of Passy near to the Bois de Boulogne, he occupied this house from 1840 to 184

Junjie Z. • June 11, 2012From the general history of tennis and Roland Garros, to the posters of evey year's French Open, this wonderful museum is worth visiting for evey tennis fan.

Eugenia G. • October 23, 2013Nice museum with a good choice of wines. Good place for lunch and for to discover the french wines! À visiter!;)

kong • June 3, 2010Very interesting and funny museum where you can compare fakes and real goods

Olivier d. • January 16, 2011Enjoy the Japanese garden every day from 1 PM to 5 PM

Santi C. • September 24, 2011Expo is free.