Carnavalet Museum

Behind this somewhat mysterious name is hidden one of the capital’s most genuinely Parisian museums. The oldest of the municipal museums tells the story of Paris from a bygone era (a prehistoric dugout canoe dating from 4600 BC) to the present day, in all its immense variety.
Although it is essentially a history museum, the musée Carnavalet is nevertheless an art gallery exhibiting mostly original works in keeping with the spirit of the genius of Paris.

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Venue Details

Address

23 Rue de Sevigne
Paris

Links

Telephone

  • 01 44 59 58 58

Entry Charges

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  • Opening Hours

    Daily from 10am to 6pm, except Mondays and public holidays. (1st January,1st and 8th May, easter Sunday, ascension feast, whit Sunday, 14th July and 15th August (assumption feast), 1st and 11 November, 25th December)
    Last entrance at 5.30 pm.
    Ticket office closes at 5 pm.

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23 Rue de Sevigne
Paris

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