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Located in Paris, the Maison Baccarat boutique embodies the elegance and excellence of French crystal in a refined setting. A true showcase of the House’s historical know-how, it offers a selection of iconic and contemporary pieces, reflecting a luxurious and timeless art de vivre.

Each Baccarat creation illustrates an exceptional craftsmanship, recognized for centuries and awarded at major World’s Fairs. The shop highlights prestigious collections of glassware, lighting and decorative objects, combining tradition and modernity.

Ideally integrated into the luxury Parisian universe, Baccarat is a must address to discover the refinement of crystal in the heart of the capital, near the major emblematic sites of Paris.

The Musée national des Arts asiatiques Guimet is one of the most important European museums dedicated to Asian civilizations.

Founded thanks to the initiative of Émile Guimet (1836-1918), industrialist and passionate about Eastern cultures, the museum was born from his travels and his rich personal collections. Initially presented in Lyon in 1879, these works were then transferred to Paris in a specially designed building, inaugurated in 1889.

Today, the museum gathers an exceptional collection of objects from Egypt, India, China, Japan and Southeast Asia, offering a true cultural journey through the great Asian civilizations. A must-see for art and history lovers, the Guimet Museum is an enriching visit in the heart of Paris.

The Palais Galliera, Paris Fashion Museum is an emblematic place dedicated to the history of clothing and haute couture.

Housed in the former palace of the Duchess of Galliera, built in the 19th century, the museum opened its doors to the public in 1977 and quickly became an international reference for fashion enthusiasts. It offers large temporary exhibitions highlighting the evolution of the style through the centuries.

The museum preserves an exceptional collection of nearly 90,000 pieces, ranging from sumptuous costumes from the 18th and 19th centuries to creations by the greatest couturiers and contemporary fashion houses. Each exhibition allows you to discover the wealth of clothing heritage and the history of fashion from a unique artistic and cultural angle.

This museum, dedicated to one of the most emblematic couturiers of the 20th century, is housed in a Second Empire mansion, where the designer's teams worked for 30 years. During the visit you will discover the salons formerly open to clients, more than 5,000 prototype dresses and the Studio, the nerve center where all the collections were designed.

Located in the prestigious Palais de Chaillot, on the Place du Trocadéro in the 16th arrondissement of Paris, the Musée de l'Homme is a national museum dedicated to the study and understanding of humanity in all its diversity.

Inaugurated in 1937, it offers a cross-perspective on anthropology, history and world cultures, exploring the origins, evolution and lifestyles of human societies. Its vocation is to better understand what unites and differentiates peoples across time and continents.

Through its permanent and temporary exhibitions, the museum invites visitors to a true scientific and cultural journey, at the heart of major issues related to man and his environment.

Ideally located in front of the Eiffel Tower, the Musée de l'Homme is a must-visit during a stay in Paris, combining discovery, reflection and an exceptional panorama of the capital.

Located in the Palais de Tokyo, the museum is devoted to contemporary art in all its forms: painting, sculpture, installations, photography and video. The museum's permanent collections, with more than 15,000 works, illustrate the various currents of 20th century art.

The City of Architecture and Heritage, located in the “Paris” wing of the Palais de Chaillot is, with its 22,000 m², the largest architectural center in the world.

Located in the prestigious 16th arrondissement of Paris, near the Trocadéro and the Eiffel Tower, the Musée de la Contrefaçon is a unique place dedicated to raising awareness about counterfeit products.

This original museum presents a wide selection of authentic and counterfeit objects to help visitors learn how to differentiate them. We discover as well bronzes inspired by Rodin, perfumes, tobacco, books or everyday objects, illustrating the diversity of products concerned by counterfeiting.

Through a playful and educational approach, the museum highlights the economic, legal and cultural issues related to the protection of creations and brands. A tour both informative and surprising in the heart of Paris.

The National Maritime Museum comes from a collection offered to King Louis XV by Henri Louis Duhamel du Monceau installed in the Louvre from 1752 to 1793, then from 1827 to 1939. Its collections, including more than 1,000 objects, retrace the rich French maritime history.

Located on the banks of the Seine, near the Eiffel Tower, the Quai Branly - Jacques Chirac Museum exhibits 3,500 works of art from Africa, America, Asia and Oceania. This important collection makes it an essential place for the cultures of non-Western arts.

This museum which opened its doors in 1934 is nestled in a beautiful 19th century private mansion set in a large garden. This former hunting lodge, French Empire style, comes as a bit of a surprise in its more modern architectural surroundings.

The house, which has kept the atmosphere of a private home, was donated with all its art collections to the Institut de France by Paul Marmottan (1856-1932), a French art collector and historian.

Renowned throughout the world for its immense art and antiquities collections, the Louvre has a rich history. From the small castle built by Philippe-Auguste to store the kingdom's treasures, only a few traces remain.

Take advantage of this escapade to go to the Tuileries gardens, a vast green space where it is pleasant to walk.

For fans of cotton candy, rides and thrills, go to the Tuileries Festival, from June to August.