The Museum de Camondo used to be a private home and is chock full of 17th and 18th century treasures. While it's a little off the beaten path it's worth the trip. After the hustle and bustle of the major Paris attractions it was a...More

This is a delightful experience, the more so because it is an unexpected one. This little-known museum is a relic from the Belle Epoque decorated with XVIII century artwork, as it was fashionable then. It has a tragic story, though: prior to WWII it was...More

The history of this house and its inhabitants render the museum so much more meaningful. This was a fabulous find and I'm so glad I went.

My husband and I were on the Seine River Cruise from Paris to Normandy and we had an opportunity to do lots of sightseeing in Paris. This was one of our photo opts. The beautiful architecture is simply amazing. Took lots of pictures and created...More

Beautiful collection of furniture and interiors from the finest craftsmen and designers of the epoch. Carefully curated and preserved from the collection of Moise Camondo and named in memory of his son Nissim who was killed in the Great War. Sadly his grandchildren and his...More

Incredible. A time capsule of the revolution, of one man's love affair with Paris, of the terrible crime enacted against the jewish citizenry during the time of the occupation. It is near the Monceau Metro stop, and is adjacent to le parc monceau--so give yourself...More

I am a lover of French art and furniture. But this museum has a feeling that the house is inhabited. Each corner filled with details and love. A must see in Paris.

If you appreciate fine signed 18th century furniture and collectables, highlighted in an exquisite and stylish 'hôtel particulier parisien', located in an upscale Parisian environment (parc Monceau), for sure you will like it (few pieces might need to be repolished in order to shine at...More

I read about this mansion/museum in a guidebook and my husband and I decided to visit while in Paris last month. It is similar in size and scope to the Musee Jacquemart Andre and we thought it would be interesting to visit another private home...More

The destiny of this family is very sad but Moise has left to France a beautiful house on the model of Trianon Palace in Versailles with an amazing collection of furniture of 18 th century. Audio guide is included in the visit.