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Beautiful house with amazing rooms and decorations. Paid a reduced tarif of 6.50€. Spent a good 45 minutes here
This astonishing collection is housed in the magnificent hotel particulier built especially for it in the early 20th c. You walk through the public and private spaces (even the amazing kitchen) and enjoy the objects still disposed as they were when the house was inhabited....More
This beautifully preserved late 19th century home in the equally beautiful Parc Monceau neighborhood, was a joy to explore. The collection of exceptional 18th century furniture and decorative arts is smartly presented with an excellent audio guide. The history of the Camondo family is told...More
Wow wow wow, this museum really left me speechless, it is beautiful they have kept everything in perfect condition, the kitchen is phenomenal, this is place is nicer than the Versailles palace but in a much much smaller scale, he has furniture, paintings, sculptures, china...More
A regular stop for us, at least once a year, a magnificent home, with some very difficult history. Part of the real Paris thats so important to us.
This is a simply fabulous house museum. I found the story of this passionate collector fascinating. He preferred objects in pairs and looked for years for matching items-as many as 30! The family's history is sad, but the collections and the house he built for...More
Most interesting and beautiful place, a voyage in the past in an exquisite house. Very romantic. Convenient taudioguide provided.
We visited after reading about the place in Le Flaneur. It was an excellent choice although the family story is sad, the place is filled with antique furniture and all the trappings of a wealthy French family. If you like Louis XVI furniture this is...More
It was very interesting to see what is considered luxury. The story of the family that owned the house is sad even if they have been Europe's Rockefellers. From the windows of the house you can see Montsouris park that deserves also to be visited.
The home and 18th century furniture and objects are truly stunning but the family history associated with it so sad. The cost to this family of two world wars, money and status did little to shield the family from profound sadness and loss. We have...More
