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MUSÉE NISSIM DE CAMONDO

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63, rue de Monceau, 75008Paris, France
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2024
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2024

Museum featuring a remarkable collection of furniture, paintings, carpets, and porcelain.

The Musée Nissim de Camondo collection is housed in a 1910s townhouse (architect René Sergent) inspired by Versailles' Petit Trianon, on the edge of Parc Monceau. Count Moïse de Camondo had assembled a remarkable collection of 18th-century furniture, paintings, carpets and porcelain. In 1935, he donated it to the Decorative Arts in memory of his son, Nissim, who died in the First World War. Also worth seeing: the kitchens of this superb palace, typical of the Belle Époque.

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Visited in february 2020
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I loved the kitchens
The furniture are beautiful but i loved mostly the kitchen with a grill machine on the side absolutely fantastic. To see also the venice paintings of guardi.
Visited in april 2018
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Je vous conseille vivement de visiter ce musée avec l'audioguide. Vous ferez une plongée dans le Paris mondain du 18e siècle.
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Visited in december 2016
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Un musée méconnu mais qui abrite de véritable trésors des arts décoratifs français du 18e siècle (meubles des plus grands ébénistes, porcelaines de Sèvres, orfèvrerie ...) Tout à été conservé tel quel ce qui nous fait voyager dans le temps et permet de découvrir la vie dans une riche demeure parisienne du début du XXe siècle d'un amateurs et collectionneur d'art.
Visited in january 2016
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C'est mon musée préféré à Paris. On voyage à travers le temps !
Right next to the parc Monceau, this museum has a wonderful collection of all that art has: furniture, paintings,...

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