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116 reviews 20 travel blogs 15 photos Attraction Type:
Architectural building, Historic home, Museum, History museum
Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Visited this Attraction Musee Carnavalet Paris
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A few last adventures in Paris
The last week of class flew by, especially because I was thoroughly exhausted after my 5 a.m. train ride from Geneva straight to class Monday morning.
By this point, I'd already seen most of the big stuff in Paris during my free time, so I was down to the last few little things that I wanted to fit in.
One of the best was …
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What I've been up to the past three days...z
... of Paris used to be a swampy area, but today it is not. The seven of us attended a tour given of le Musee Carnavalet, by a very enthusiastic Frenchman. This free museum covers EVERYTHING about the history of Paris, it's quite fascinating. What gets me ...
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Death Cab for Cutie in Paris
... nbsp; We left early in the morning and got to Paris around 10. We went to a museum called Musée Carnavalet, which is a museum about Paris' history. It was full of paintings, artifacts, period furniture, etc. They even had recreations ...
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More sightseeing
... his works. I liked his sculptures, especially the ones of the melted clocks. Caught the metro to the Musee Carnavalet, which is about the history of Paris. Would have been more interesting if it wasn't all written in French. Anyway it all looked ...
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DH Arrives & A Cheeseburger in Paradise
... price), and the nice staff. It was the best bistro we went to on the trip. From there we walked around some more. We stopped into Musee Carnavalet to show DH, but he was just too tired (so were we) to see more than the first room. So we walked back to ...
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The Catacombs
... rest when we got to the top but I was soon okay and we wandered off to find a Metro. We made our way to the Musee de Carnavalet. This Museum is in the house that Madame Sevigne lived in for the last twenty years of her life. We are de Sevigny's so ...
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Marais: Musee Carnavalet, Place des Vosges
... I needed to know since he had pointed in the direction we were headed. :) On our way to the Place, we came upon the Musee Carnavalet, which is in two hotels (or what we would call grand mansions). The museum is free, so we took advantage of our luck ...
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Another warm one
... chocolate with chocolate chips. It was moist and delicious and probably our favourite part of the meal. Finally, after the Musée Carnavalet and lunch, we made it to the Musée Cognacq-Jay. There were a few neat things in there, but ...
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Day Two and Three, Ecole Alsacienne
... remain curious and engaged. Speaking of an ambitious agenda: on Tuesday we were scheduled to visit the extravagant Musee Carnavalet with its corridors of historically-worthy objets d'art AND, arguably, the most extraordinary monument in Paris ...
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Paris - Bastille
Bastille - Colonne de Juillet commemorates Parisians killed in 1830 Revolution Marais walk Rue Saint-Antoine Place des Vosges Musee Carnavalet - statue of Louis XIV in courtyard - only public statue of a king that escaped destruction during ...
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Bob's Musings From Paris
... vineyard in Napa. We briefly saw Grace Marvin and Julian Zener, friends from Chico. We all visited the Musee Carnavalet, a great museum dedicated to the history of Paris. Then on to lunch at Chez Paul near the Bastille. We also met up with ...
Musee Carnavalet Map
- Musee de l'Histoire de France
- Le Marais
- Boutique Paris-Musées
- Musee Cognacq-Jay
- Rue des Francs Bourgeois
- Les 7 Lezards
- Jewish quarter
- Pletzl
- Tumbleweed
- Place Ste. Catherine
- La Rosa Rossa
- Hotel Sale
- Tsumori Chisato
- Musee Picasso
- Frederic Sanchez
- Les Scandaleuses
- Florence Loewy - Books by Artists
- Place des Vosges
- Hôtel des Ambassadeurs de Hollande
- Amnésia Café