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A museum built in the century, located on the edge of the Luxembourg Gardens, designed to exhibit works of art.
When the Palais du Luxembourg was built for Marie de Médicis in the 17th century, a gallery was created specifically for exhibiting works of art. With the allocation of the palace to the Senate in the early 19th century, in 1884 the upper house built the building that today houses the museum, and in 2010 entrusted the Réunion des Musées Nationaux with the management of the site. Located on the edge of the Luxembourg Gardens, it regularly hosts remarkable temporary exhibitions (Gertrude Stein and Pablo Picasso at the time of writing).
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Après une visite, le café du musée propose de déguster le fameux chocolat Angelina.
Dommage que l'on manque de recul pour admirer les oeuvres, surtout en cas d'affluence.
Un accès plus ouvert serait sans doute judicieux car j'ai renoncé plusieurs fois en voyant le temps à attendre dehors !
Mais une fois dedans, c'est vrai, c'est le bonheur!