Musee Picasso, Paris

Musee Cognacq-Jay

The Musée Cognac-Jay, housed in Hotel Donon, a late 16th century townhouse, houses the private collection of Ernest Cognac-Jay, the founder of the La Samaritaine department store

Musee Carnavalet

The museum explores the history of Paris through objects in over 140 separate rooms, with a remarkable French Revolution collection

Les Archives Nationales

The Archives nationales have one of the largest and most important archival collections in the world

Musee d'Art et d'Histoire du Judaïsme

This museum chronicles the history of Jewish communities in France, Europe, and North Africa, from the Middle Ages to the present

Cirque d'Hiver

Mainly used as a concert hall and venue for fashion shows today, the Cirque d'Hiver was originally built in 1852 - as the name would suggest - as a winter venue for circuses

Hôtel de Sully

Built in 1625, the Hotel de Sully is an interesting house with some sculptures in a beautiful courtyard

Place des Vosges

Maison de Victor Hugo

The house in which the famous French novelist Victor Hugo once lived

Centre Georges Pompidou

Those who are unfamiliar with conceptual art sometimes don't know quite what to expect, or how to approach it

Atelier Brancusi

Atelier Brancusi is a recreation of sculptor Constantin Brancusi’s studio, displaying his works in the same layout in which he had bequeathed his 15^th arrondissement apartment at 11 impasse Ronsin to the French government