The Musée Carnavalet of Paris, part II !!!

I am coming back at your with my Paris city of lights and beauty beyond description. This is the museum on the history of Paris and well worth your detour. Paris has a lot of museums and many work of arts that do not find the public space for lack of money space or else but the treasures are huge kept in many buildings and basements all over France. I found me these pictures in my cd rom vault and they should be in my blog for you and me, Therefore, here is my take again on the Musée Carnavalet of Paris, part II !!! Hope you enjoy the post as I.

One great museum of Paris, the Carnavalet museum is in a nice area, and full of the history of Paris, the city museum. The main entrance of the museum is located at 23 rue de Sévigné, 3éme , metro St Paul line 1.  The Carnavalet museum consists of the  Carnavalet hotel itself, and the Le Peletier de Saint-Fargeau hotel, connected by a gallery on the first floor. 3,800 works and objects are exhibited in the permanent journey. Among the hundred rooms that make up this route, 34 are decorations rooms, mainly 17-18C. These rooms, sometimes called “Period Rooms”, constitute one of the peculiarities of the museum. The museum retains more than 625,000 works, objects and documents, varied in their nature: furniture and decorative art objects, paintings, sculptures, archaeological collections, but also photographs, manuscripts and autographs, posters, prints, drawings, coins and medals , Small objects of history and memory … The museum preserves and also exhibits collections related to the history of art and the history of France. In 1989, after its restoration and its development, the Le Peletier hotel, was connected to the Carnavalet hotel by a gallery crossing the Lycée Victor-Hugo and was open to the public. The archaeological crypt of the Notre -Dame forecourt was attached to the museum in August 1999.

If you want to know the history of the city of Paris, this is the Carnavalet museum to come to. And as such is managed by the city of Paris cultural dept.  Located on the ground floor of the Hôtel Carnavalet, the bookstore-boutique is accessible from the museum’s entrance porch. You will find a selection of art books, exhibition catalogs, stationery and cards, original gifts and related objects. JOLI, the restaurant of the Carnavalet Museum, this restaurant features a gourmet menu that revisits classic French dishes. The experience continues at the bar with a selection of cocktails and mocktails with a botanical twist

You can reach it in Paris by Métro line 1 Arrêt/stop Saint-Paul , line 5 : Arrêt/stop Bréguet Sabin, line 7 : Arrêt/stop Pont-Marie, and line 8  Arrêt/stop Chemin Vert ,Also, Bus lines 96 (Place des Vosges), 91 (Saint-Gilles  – Chemin Vert), 29 (Place des Vosges), 69 (Saint-Paul), and 76 (Saint-Paul).

The official Carnavalet museum :  https://www.carnavalet.paris.fr/en

The Paris tourist office on the museum : https://parisjetaime.com/eng/culture/musee-carnavalet-histoire-de-paris-p3492

The City of Paris on the musée Carnavalet : https://www.paris.fr/lieux/musee-carnavalet-histoire-de-paris-1518

There you go folks, Paris and its Carnavalet museum ! I was briefy there on a business meeting which allow us to walked the museum , and finally found the pictures of the visit.  It is highly recommended for a visit and to get to know Paris. Again, hope you enjoy this post on the Musée Carnavalet of Paris, part II !!! as I.

And remember, happy travels, good health, and many cheers to all !!!

2 thoughts on “The Musée Carnavalet of Paris, part II !!!

  1. This is the place to go for a deep dive into the history of Paris. There’s a bit of everything; it’s hard to see it all in one go, which makes you want to come back.

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