Palais de Tokyo is a dynamic place for the artists of our time. It is also the largest center for contemporary artistic creation in all of Europe, as well as a one-of-a-kind exhibition space. Within 13 minutes of walking distance.

The magnificent townhouse with its perfectly preserved Empire-style decor was once owned by Paul Marmottan and is now home to the Musée Marmottan Monet. In addition to its collection of pre-modern paintings, sculptures, and illuminations, it boasts the world’s leading collections of works by Claude Monet and Berthe Morisot, 7 minutes by car.

The Galerie, which features a selection of over 350 pieces from the Maison’s heritage collection, Baccarat, constitutes further testimony to its creativity. In a dialogue between heritage and modernity, the exhibition pays tribute to the timeless style of the legendary crystal manufacturer and celebrates the unique know-how of its skilled craftsmen. Within 10 minutes of walking distance.

With more than 300,000 visitors per year, the Guimet Museum is the largest museum of Asian arts in Europe. A quick 9 minute walk.  

Take a leisurely stroll and discover the natural beauty of our Bois de Boulogne, the second-largest park in Paris. Contributing more than 2,000 acres to Paris' Green District, the park is filled with English landscape gardens, lakes, botanical gardens, a complex of greenhouses, a zoo, children's amusement park and the Hippodrome. It is also the site for the French Open tennis tournament.