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This palace, steeped in history, was once home to Queen Anne of Austria, Louis XIV, Philippe d'Orléans and their descendants
In the surprisingly ancient setting of the Palais-Royal national estate, you can discover three of the Republic's institutions (the Conseil d'Etat, the Conseil Constitutionnel and the Ministry of Culture and Communication), as well as the Salle Richelieu of the Comédie-Française, the Palais-Royal theatre and a very pleasant garden lined with shopping arcades. To the south of the park are the famous "columns of Buren", a work of contemporary art that remains controversial, but a must-see when strolling through the district.
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Open all year round. The Palais-Royal galleries remain open continuously. Low season: daily from 8am to 8.30pm. High season: daily from 8am to 10.30pm. BS: October 1 to March 31. HS: April 1 to September 30. Free admission. Guided tours in French, English or Spanish. Duration: 2 hours. Led by a lecturer from the Centre des monuments nationaux. Tourism & Handicap label. Guide and assistance dogs permitted. Guided tours (booking required all year round). Restaurant. Gift store. Entertainment.
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Garden family and kids friendly.
And nearby or walking distance to/from many historical sites or touristy objects.