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1. Louvre Museum
106.8k Reviews
based on 103.4k reviews2024 Global 100 - Best Things to Do
Taylor GaoMust visit place in Paris with rich culture experience and education. By the exist you can also buy gifts for friends and families.There are also bars and restaurants nearby if you decide to take a break. You could spend whole day hereParis1.2km from downtownFrom £19.42
2. Musee d'Orsay
9.93.0k Reviewsbased on 67.5k reviews2024 Global 100 - Best Things to Do
Fresca ChengThe Musée d'Orsay ticketing was quick and easy. Purchasing tickets online made the entry process hassle-free. The museum is a true gem, with its impressive collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist art. The experience was unforgettable, and I highly recommend visiting!Paris1.9km from downtownFrom £11.28
Opens at 12:003. The Centre Pompidou
9.0688 Reviews
based on 6.3k reviewsNo.11 of Best Things to Do in Paris
刘其妙I unexpectedly saw the Masters Exhibition at Pompidou and took some beautiful photos of the Eiffel Tower. The exhibition area has several floors, with regular exhibitions and special exhibitions. You can choose different entrances based on the tickets you purchased. If you just want to climb up to see the city view, you don't need to buy a ticket.Paris448m from downtown-£3.23£12.40
From £9.17
4. Musee de l'Orangerie
8.5369 Reviewsbased on 17.6k reviewsNo.13 of Best Things to Do in Paris
Elfa LeeVisiting Musée de l'Orangerie was a mesmerizing experience. The museum’s serene atmosphere beautifully complements its stunning collection of Impressionist masterpieces. The highlight, of course, is Monet's "Water Lilies," displayed in a captivating oval room that immerses you in nature's tranquility. Each brushstroke evokes emotion, drawing you into an ethereal world. Additionally, the smaller galleries showcasing works by Renoir, Cézanne, and Picasso offer a delightful contrast, enriching theParis2.3km from downtown-£0.02£10.33
From £10.31
5. The National Residence of the Invalids
8.1290 Reviewsbased on 329 reviewsNo.16 of Best Things to Do in Paris
Ekaterina YankovaA majestic building, dedicated to the invalids. One of the real gems in the French capital's architecture crown. Worth a visit.Paris2.9km from downtownFrom £9.51
6. Rodin Museum
6.9196 Reviewsbased on 12.8k reviews刘其妙The transportation is convenient and the subway is accessible. It is easy to find. The venue is not big and can be visited in an hour, but friends who like sculptures must not miss it. The sun was very good that day, and it was comfortable even to walk outdoors, not to mention that you can also visit the works of masters in the room.Paris2.7km from downtown-£1.86From £10.54
7. Guimet Museum
6.6126 Reviewsbased on 1.0k reviews
不乐不归The Museum of Gemme, founded in 1889 by the French businessman Gemme. In 1927, the French government transferred the Egyptian artifacts of Gemme to the Louvre, and returned the Egyptian artifacts that belonged to the Louvre to Gemme, and renamed them the Gemme Museum of Asian Art. The first floor of the Jimei Museum displays Chinese porcelain, which is the most abundant museum I have seen (no one), most of which are treasures and even orphans. The first floor exhibition robs cultural relics from Cambodia, Vietnam, Myanmar, India, Thailand, Laos, Indonesia, Afghanistan, Japan. The second floor exhibition shows cultural relics from China from the original society to the Ming and Qing Dynasties: pottery, jade, bronze, pottery, gold and silver, lacquer, stone Buddha statue, wood Buddha statue, Porcelain engravings, bamboo and wooden teeth, weapons, Tibetan Buddhist cultural relics are all available, exquisitely chasing the Metropolis and the British. In addition to some of the French invaders, most of the Chinese cultural relics here are smuggled and sold to France by Lu Yanzhai and others, and they are all boutiques. The traitors are so hateful! The cultural relics that can put Jiugongge can't represent Jiumei's collection at all, but it still has to be on the spot. Figure 2: Xiangzun in the Shang Dynasty Figure 3: Warring States Paint Plan Figure 4: Tang Riding Horse Figure 5: Boxi and stealing in Dunhuang Tibetan Jingdong Buddha Jing scroll Figure 6: Tang Green Shuanglong Handle Bottle Figure 7: Liao Sancai Luohan Picture Figure 8: Tang Dance Le Figure 9: Ming Xu Jinkong MotherParis4.4km from downtown-£1.66£10.75
From £9.09
8. Musée du Parfum in Paris
6.178 Reviewsbased on 1.3k reviews
老二连At the Perfume Museum in Fragonard, you can see the ancient production process of perfume: women wearing local traditional costumes pick flowers in the rose fields before sunrise; amid the rumbling of machines, workers shake various bottles and use various large and small, odd-shaped cooking pots, rollers, and distillers to squeeze, refine, and extract essential oils. You should know that one ton of jasmine can only get one liter of essence, and one hectare of lavender can only squeeze out 15 pounds of essential oils.
Whether it is using ancient or modern methods, the essential oil still needs to be carefully blended by perfumers after it is produced. Perfumers, known as "LeNez (Mr. Nose)", smell, select, and test various essential oils. Because the sense of smell will be dull after smelling more than three or four scents, it takes several hours or even days to test again. Perfumers spend months or even years experiencing hundreds of scents and then experimenting with a formula. And all these processes are just to leave a few charming fragrances behind the earlobes of that beautiful woman.
I didn't arrange for a Chinese explanation, so I just watched it with the English tour group and didn't quite understand it.Paris2.3km from downtownFree entry
9. Musée National Picasso-Paris
6.4112 Reviewsbased on 3.0k reviews
Vin vin7they also had few short documentaries of him at work , very inspiringParis821m from downtownFrom £18.25
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102.1k Reviewsbased on 27.7k reviews2024 Global 100 - Best Things to Do
Heynaits a great place to learn about history and culture of france, i suggest to visit in summer if you like to see the beautiful garden, A bit far away from the city but its worth a visit ☺️Versailles17.9km from ParisFrom £15.70
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