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23 rue de Sévigné
75003 Paris
Tel: (331) 44 59 58 58
www.paris-france.org/musees
Two historical mansions host collections of decorative arts, paintings, drawings, sculpture and furniture highlighting the history of Paris from its origins to present day. The Hôtel Carnavalet, the home of Madame de Sévigné from 1677 to 1696, hosts prehistory to eighteenth-century works while the Hôtel le Peletier de Saint-Fargeau is dedicated to art from the Revolution to present day. |
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5 rue de Thorigny
75003 Paris
Tel: (331) 42 71 25 21
A magnificent hotel particulier—the Hôtel Salé built in 1656 for the general Aubert de Fontenay—hosts hundreds of works by Picasso including paintings, sculpture, ceramics, and drawings. The museum also features limited works by Cézanne and Matisse. |
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71 rue du Temple 75003 Paris
Tel: (331) 53 01 86 60
www.mahj.org
The former Hotel de St-Aignan is home to the Jewish Museum. A beautiful hotel particulier in the heart of Le Marais, each room explores a different period of Jewish history and culture from Europe and Northern Africa, beginning with the Middle Ages and continuing through present day. |
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11 rue Payenne 75003 Paris
Tel:( 331) 44 78 80 18
The gracious Hotel de Marle has housed the Swedish Cultural Center (CCS) since 1971. The CCS organizes a multitude of activities including exhibitions, concerts, conferences, and theater as well as debates and seminars on questions of culture. |
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