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How do I choose which museum in Paris to visit?

In Paris, there are many museums to see. These museums are very educational as well as fun to walk though. Everyone loves Paris museums. Paris makes visiting their museums easy, since you can use transportation services, which will take you to all areas you want to visit in Paris. Taking transportation is a choice, since you will avoid getting lost. In addition, you will not have the frustration of driving. Moreover, your feet will not wear down from walking the streets of Paris all day.

Paris has a selection of popular museums, which include the delightful Lacite des screneset del Industries. The museum houses a variety of educational views, which make up a world of science. The exhibits will tour you through space. You also have a wide world of touring on computers that will take you undersea.

Paris has an additional museum you might like to visit. The Museum Cathedral of de Notre-Dame is one of Paris fine exhibiting atmospheres. The de Notre-Dame is an outstanding arena where some of the famous concerts take place. You will experience an unbelievable day as you walk through the arena that has left a stamp around the world.

The Loire is Paris pyramid of the fabulous French coir of Napoleon. If you enjoy art and print then you will love touring through this outstanding museum. The museum is filled with wonderful paints of the famous Mona Lisa. You can also view famous art of gems, such as Egyptian art. Sculptures of Greek and the Roman antiquities also shatter the walls in one of Paris outstanding museums.

How do I find historical museums in Paris?

If you like history, take a trip through the Museum Judaism. The museum is filled with d aer er dhisstoire de Judaisme. This museum even has a section on the holocaust and anti Semitism this wonderful museum is in a lovely mansion so you can enjoy the museum and see a mansion. You have many selections of museums, which the list only names a few of the fabulous establishments in Paris, France. Muse Valentin Hay is another of Paris historical museums. This hotel will take you through historical moments as you receive educational pamphlets and voices from experts on technical presentations and objects. You will learn about equipment, as well as books designed to benefit the handicapped. The cultures will take you back to the late 1700s.

A trip to Paris will take you through many great adventures. You have a selection of museums, hotels, diners, etc. If you are, considering a trip to Paris check with your local travel agencies and/or visit the Internet to view images of Paris finest establishments.

On the other hand, maybe you just want to wait until you get there and see what is offered to you. Paris has a wide array of travel services as well. You have choices of taxi services, which is nice since you do not have to walk long hours, or drive through Paris heavy traffic.

When you go to these wonderful museums make sure the whole family goes they are so educational to everyone, we should all learn about the things they offer us in these museums. When visiting these places your family will have something to tell everyone you know about Paris. Paris wants you to fill like you are at home there so that maybe you will go back and visit again. Heading to Paris is an adventure.

Top Museums In Paris

A great way to save money if you're planning to visit lots of museums and attractions in Paris is to buy a Paris Museum Pass, which can be obtained at any participating establishment. It gives access to over 60 attractions and as well as saving you money it will allow you to jump the queues. See www.parismuseumpass.fr for details.

Another important point when planning your visit is that most museums and galleries in Paris are closed one day per week, usually Monday or Tuesday. Also, some museums offer free or reduced admission on Sundays.

Admission fees given below are for full price adult tickets.

Cath?drale de Notre Dame

Description: The Cath?drale de Notre Dame is a magnificent Gothic cathedral in l'?le de la Cit?, the oldest part of Paris. It was completed in 1345 after two centuries of construction work. In the crypt are foundations from the earliest part of the buildings and from previous Roman buildings on the site. There are wonderful views all over Paris from the top of its two towers.

Location: place du Parvis Notre Dame, l'?le de la Cit?

M'tro: Cit?

Opening hours: 07.45 to 18.45 Monday to Saturday (towers open 09.00 to 17.15)

Admission: donation only

Website: www.cathedraledeparis.com

La Tour Eiffel

Description: The Eiffel Tower is the most famous symbol of Paris. When it was built at the end of the 19th century for the Paris Exposition it was the tallest building in the world. Take the lift and/or stairs up to the top for fabulous views of the city.

Location: Champ de Mars

M'tro: Bir Hakeim, Trocad'ro, ?cole Militaire

Opening hours: open daily throughout year ? January to June and September to December 09.30 to 23.45 (last admission to top 22:30), July and August 09.00 to 00.45 (last admission to top 23.00)

Admission: 11? to the top

Website: www.tour-eiffel.fr

L'Arc de Triomphe

Description: This grand triumphal arch in the centre of Place d'?toile was built by Napol'on to honour the French Army. It's a war memorial commemorating those who have died in various battles and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier with its eternal flame lies underneath it.

Location: place de l'?toile

M'tro: Charles de Gaulle ?toile

Opening hours: open daily throughout year ? April to September 10.00 to 23.00, October to March 10.00 to 22.30 (last admission 30 minutes before closing)

Admission: 8?

Website: www.monum.fr/prehome/prehome.dml

Mus'e du Louvre

Description: The Louvre Palace is a spectacular Renaissance building and the famous museum within it contains one of the most important collections of fine art in the world. Collections: Egyptian, Roman and Oriental antiquities, European painting from 12th to 19th century, Leonardo's Mona Lisa.

Location: rue de rivoli

M'tro: Palais Royal Mus'e du Louvre

Opening hours: 09.00 to 18.00 every day except Tuesday

Admission: 8.50?, admission free on the first Sunday of every month

Website: www.louvre.fr

Mus'e d'Orsay

Description: This art gallery is an impressive collection of art from 1850-1950. Collections: impressionism (Renoir, Monet, Degas), post-impressionism (Van Gogh, Gaugin, Toulouse-Lautrec, C'zanne.

Location: 1 rue de bellechasse

M'tro: Solf?rino

Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 09.30 to 18.00, Thursday 09.30 to 21.45, closed on Mondays

Admission: 7.50?, admission free on the first Sunday of every month

Website: www.musee-orsay.fr

Mus'e National d'art Moderne

Description: France's national collection of modern art. It's located in the Pompidou Centre. Notable artists: Yves Klein, Matisse, Picasso, Mir? and Warhol.

Location: place Georges Pompidou

M'tro: H'tel de Ville, Ch"telet, Rambuteau

Opening hours: daily except Tuesdays 11.00 to 21.00 (last admission 20.00)

Admission: 10? (ticket includes entry to all museums and exhibitions within the Centre Pompidou)

Website: www.centrepompidou.fr

Mus'e Carnavalet

Description: This history museum traces the development of the city of Paris from Roman times to the present day. The displays are fascinating and captivating and the Renaissance palace in which it is housed is also impressive.

Location: 23 rue de Sevign?

M'tro: St Paul

Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday 10.00 to 17.30, closed on Mondays

Admission: 8?

Website: www.carnavalet.paris.fr

H'tel des Invalides

Description: this splendid building was commissioned by Louis XIV as a hospital for injured soldiers. It's now a military history museum, Mus'e de l'Arm'e. Collections: armour, swords, guns, uniforms, canons, standards and flags. Napoleon's tomb is located within the complex and there's a section in the museum containing artefacts that belonged to him. The section on World War Two is also very interesting.

Location: place des invalides

M'tro: Varenne, Latour-Maubourg, St Fran?ois-Xavier, Invalides

Opening hours: open daily except on the first Monday of every month, 10.00 to 17.00 October to March, 10.00 to 18.00 April to September

Admission: 7.50?

Website: www.invalides.org

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