What are the nearest attractions to Nissim Camondo Museum (Musée Nissim De Camondo)?

Attractions near Nissim Camondo Museum (Musée Nissim De Camondo): Monceau Park (Parc Monceau) Jacquemart-André Museum (Musee Jacquemart-Andre) L'Atelier des Chefs Cooking School

What else should I know about attractions in Paris?

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Nissim Camondo Museum (Musée Nissim De Camondo) - What To Know BEFORE You Go

Ways to visit Nissim Camondo Museum (Musée Nissim De Camondo)

The museum is housed in the Hotel Camondo, not a hotel but a private home built in 1911 in the style of the Petit Trianon at Versailles. Comte Moise was a Parisian banker with a penchant for 18th-century art and furniture, and his home was a showcase for his extensive collection. Today the Nissim Camondo Museumis kept just as it was when he lived there, and three floors are open to visitors. It's a fascinating tour of both life in the early 20th century and 18th-century French design. Discounted entry is included with the Paris Pass.

Things to know before you go to Nissim Camondo Museum (Musée Nissim De Camondo)

The Nissim Camondo Museumis a must-visit for art and history lovers.
You can save money by buying a combined ticket that also includes entrance to the Musée de Arts Decoratifs.
There is a restaurant on-site that serves lunch and dinner.
Only the first floor is accessible to wheelchair users.
The museum is free to EU nationals under 26 and to all visitors under 18.

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The Collection

The house's furnishings include needlepoint chairs and work by artisans of the Royal Furniture Repository (Garde-Meuble de la Couronne), Savonnerie carpets woven in 1678 for the Grande Galerie in the Louvre, Ming vases, an Orloff silver dinner service commissioned by Catherine II of Russia in 1770, and paintings by Élisabeth-Louise Vigée Le Brun, Francesco Guardi, and Hubert Robert.

Nissim Camondo Museum (Musée Nissim De Camondo)