All for Paris!
This year, Les Invalides is celebrating 350 years. With the Tomb of Napoleon I, and multiple museums within to explore, this location is also worth admiring the outside architecture too with the Eglise du Dome and courtyard with historical cannons.
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The Petit Palais is another museum open with safety precautions, here you can find and admire the current temporary exhibitions of the Golden age of Danish painting and Masterpieces from the Prat collection. See more here
Another place accepting pre-booked visitors is Cite des Sciences, a fun museum for all, based around science and industry, featuring exhibits from a Planetarium, space and sound through to light exhibitions, plus an aquarium and more. Learn what else is on offer and see a building plan here
With the latest news from Coronavirus, the French Government has banned public gatherings of more than 1,000 people.
This has affected multiple events, museums etc. Including: Louvre Museum, Cite des Sciences, Opera Bastille, the France v Ireland IV nations and Paris Half-marathon to name a few.
Please check out the following site for further information on cancellations or postponed dates. https://en.parisinfo.com/practical-paris/info/guides/info-disruption-paris
A path of Jardin Tino Rossi, known for holding a free open air museum within itself.
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The unique architecture and design that holds a museum dedicated to cinema within Parc de Bercy.
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The main entrance to Galerie de Mineralogie et de Geologie, which holds things from giant crystals through to meteorites and gems.
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The Porte Jaujard that is part of the Louvre Museum, offering an entrance to a school where studies in art history, museology and archaeology can be taken.
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Our sunday Teaser answer included a helicopter passing overhead the Louvre Museum, a few days before Bastille Day.
Sadly no one got it this week, but hopefully it will be figured out next week!
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This slab of marble comes from the Boulogne region of France, where the stone and marble industry dates back to the Roman era.
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