
For special outings such as that, make sure to book in advance, as there are plenty of others who would love to secure a seat.
Another can’t-miss is a visit to the Louvre. But there are smaller museums that offer a more bite-size piece of French art and history. The Musee Nissim de Camondo is one of many museums operated by the umbrella group that runs the Louvre. But this spot, located on the edge of the tony Parc Monceau in the 8th arrondissement, is an hotel particulier, or private mansion, bequeathed to France by the Camondo family. The home is decorated as it was before World War II, packed with 18th century art and furniture treasures.
Part of the joy of a visit to this museum is seeing how a wealthy, cultivated family spent their days. Viewing the family kitchen and even the bathrooms offers an eye-opening perspective on pre-war life in the French capital.
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