Barriere de l'Enfer, Paris
The two pavillions were built in 1784 to 1787 by the French architect Claude-Nicolas Ledoux.
The two pavillions were built in 1784 to 1787 by the French architect Claude-Nicolas Ledoux. who erected many similar toll houses at the entrances to the city.
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About Barriere de l'Enfer
2 Avenue du Colonel Henri Rol-Tanguy, 75014 Paris-14E-Arrondissement, France
+33 1 40 69 60
Barriere de l'Enfer and Nearby Sights on Map
Lido
Experience the glitz and glamour of Parisian cabaret and burlesque at the legendary Lido
Champs Elysees
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Arc de Triomphe
Arc de Triomphe, the iconic triumphal arch, forms the focus of the main east-west road axis of Paris, running between the Louvre and the Grande Arche de la Défense in the west
Les Egouts de Paris
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Bateaux Mouches
The Bateaux Mouches open excursion boats show you Paris in style, as you cruise on the Seine
Musee National des Arts Asiatiques
Musee du quai Branly
Opened in 2006, this is the newest and the most modern of Paris' great museums, housing an outstanding collection of tribal art, with a particular emphasis on France's former (and present) territories in Oceania and Africa
Musee Jacquemart-Andre
Private collection of French, Italian, Dutch masterpieces in a typical XIXth century mansion
Jerome de Noirmont
This museum represents some key contemporary and emering artists such as Jean Pierre Raynaud, Eva and Adele and Jeff Koons
Le Grand Palais
An impressive museum wtih a classic interior