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Address
Avenue Winston Churchill,
75008 Paris
Phone: +33(0)1 53 43 40 00

Easy Access
Metro : Champs-Elysées-Clemenceau (line 1 ou 13) or Concorde (line 1, 8 ou 12).
RER : line C, station Invalides, line A, station Charles-de-Gaulle - Etoile
Bus : 42,72, 73, 80, 93

Opening Hours
Every day from 10h to 18h except on Mondays and bank holidays
Temporary exhibitions are opened until 8.00 pm on Thursdays.

Links
Current Events in Paris
PARIS TRIATHLON 2010 (Others)
Du 17/07/2010 au 18/07/2010
The Organizing Committee of the Triathlon de Paris - Ile de France is happy to welcome you and wish you welcome to the Triathlon de Paris - Ile de France 2010.
Russian Ballet Exhibition Palais Garnier (Others)
Du 24/11/2010 au 23/05/2010
Between their creation by Serge Diaghilev and the death of their founder, in 1929, the company Ballets Russes "Russian Ballet" performed nineteen seasons in Paris and won almost immediate success. At that time the Russian Ballet contributed to the revewal

Touristic areas

Petit Palais

This museum is like a « small Louvre » and there is no doubt that you will be impressed by the richness of the collections, highlighted by the recent entire refurbishment of this 1900 palace.

Next to the prestigious Champs Elysées district, the Petit Palais can now display exceptional collections. Space is too short here to speak of all the treasures you will find, but just to name a few of them…

On the ground level, room 35 : the western medieval period is very well represented with wonderful wooden sculptures and polychromes. Between Room 25 and 30, stands the famous ‘self-portrait’ painted by Rembrandt in an oriental costume. It is the only painting ever known, representing the Flemish artist standing up. Masterpieces of Gustave Courbet (‘la Sieste pendant la saison des foins’ and ‘le Sommeil)’ can be seen in room 2 as well as Delacroix’ (including ‘Combat du Giaour et du Pacha’).

Timhotel’s tips and suggestions:
At a stones throw, down the Avenue Montaigne, you will find the Alma Bridge. You can see the statue of the Zouave, standing up against a pillar. Its 6 metre height allowed Parisians to measure the flows of the Seine.