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Timings : Tuesday-Sunday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Monday: 10:00 AM - 8:30 PM
Time Required : 2 hours
Entry Fee : Starting EUR 12; details below
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A private museum built in the 19th century, Musee Jacquemart-Andre holds a delightful collection of artworks amassed by the couple - Edouard Andre and Nelie Jacquemart. After Andre’s death, Jacquemart prepared their house, built by Henri Parent from 1869-1975, to be entrusted to the Institut de France as a museum.
The major artists’ whose works form a part of the 29 masterpieces held at this museum are - Jean-Marc Nattier, Jean-Honoré Fragonard, Sandro Botticelli and others. The museum carries with it a personal, homely vibe as it also provides a look into the 19th-century lifestyle as proposed by the architecture - winding staircases, winter gardens, antechamber joining separate rooms of the couple, formal staterooms, informal quarters like the library and so on.
Dates: 13 September to 20 January 2020
Details and Bookings: musee-jacquemart-andre.com/fr/collection-alana
The Exhibition of Paintings
The Big Living Room
The Music Room
THe Dining Room
The Tapestry Salon
The Office of Work
Boudoir
The Library
The Smoking Room
The Sculpture Hall
The Florentine Room
The Venetian Room
Madame’s Room
The Antechamber
The Room of Monsieur
Adults: EUR 14.50
Seniors: EUR 13.50 (More than 65 years old)
Students: EUR 11.50
Youth: EUR 9.50 (7-25 years old)
Family: EUR 42 (2 Adults + 2 Children - 7-17 years old)
Adults: EUR 12
Seniors: EUR 11 (More than 65 years old)
Students: EUR 10
Youth: EUR 7.50 (7-25 years old)
Family: EUR 34 (2 Adults + 2 Children - 7-17 years old)
The Haussmann-Courcelles and Haussmann-Miromesnil Metro stations are the nearest stations to the museum. Take a train from anywhere in the city to any of these stations for convenience. Local taxis and city buses can also be taken.
Subway - Miromesnil
RER - Charles de Gaulle - Étoile
Bus - 22, 28, 43, 52, 80, 83, 84, 93