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The Musée Cernuschi reopened in early March 2020 after a year of refurbishment. Now you can immerse yourself in the world of Asian art.

The Musée Grévin, near the Hôtel Daunou Opéra, is certainly one of the most emblematic Parisian museums. Opened in June 1882, this wonderful wax museum still attracts no fewer than 700,000 visitors of all ages every year. These visitors are delighted to get up close and personal with so many famous people. Recently renovated, the museum reveals an even more exciting new concept!

The Grande Surface – Galerie Festive, an innovative temporary art gallery and party venue in the heart of the capital, is open until December 2019. Read on as the Hotel Daunou Opera tells you more...

The Hotel Daunou Opera is located just a five-minute walk from the Musée du Parfum Fragonard. This fascinating museum invites you to take a free guided tour and discover the history and secrets of perfume making and packaging.

An artist who reached the peak of his fame in the 70s, Victor Vasarely, the grandfather of optical art, created a rich body of work consisting of more than 10,000 paintings. Having fallen into relative obscurity, he returns to centre stage with an unprecedented retrospective running from February 6th to May 6th, 2019 at the Pompidou Centre.

Paris has more than its share of great museums, but also smaller ones where excellence is also the watchword. The Musée de la Vie Romantique (Museum of Romantic Life) is a fine example, with its permanent collection tracing the years of the Romantic movement. This City of Paris museum is also noted for its original and interesting temporary exhibitions and its charming little tea room.