Pavillon des Indes
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Jukka Paris
Paris, France3 contributions
Sep 2018
Accessible by reservation or during European Heritage days (journee patrimoine). Interesting background story for this building - parts of which were originally constructed for the Paris World Fair 1878.
Written April 15, 2019
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ceciliasguesthouse
Paris, France25 contributions
Jun 2017 • Friends
Lovely building, we were lucky to be able to visit it because usually it is not opened to public. The decor is bezutiful but you can notice that it is
Old and though iy had been restored it is still in a delicate situation. The visit us short.
Old and though iy had been restored it is still in a delicate situation. The visit us short.
Written July 27, 2017
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jomckenziee89
Paris, France22 contributions
Feb 2017 • Family
Located on the Boulevard Saint Denis, the building resembles a very Indian architecture. Government uses it to encourage young artists and sculptors to showcase their work.
Written July 10, 2017
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Mark D
Penang Island, Malaysia1,302 contributions
Jun 2017 • Couples
The somewhat exotic building was originally commissioned for the 1878 World Fair. It has been moved from its original address... and has been rebuilt and recognised as a national historic monument.
The city government now uses it to encourage young sculptors & artists!!
It is also located next to an interesting Park!!
The city government now uses it to encourage young sculptors & artists!!
It is also located next to an interesting Park!!
Written June 11, 2017
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Rubaiyat E S
Faro, Portugal2,165 contributions
Jul 2016 • Couples
A structure with precious wood and gold motifs will give you a feel of an Indian Palace. The Pavillon des Indes is located at the entrance of the park of Bécon with historic significance. In the Pavillon des Indes museum there is a permanent exhibition as well as an accommodation for an artist in residence. The Indian Pavilion was designed by the English architect Caspar Purdon Clarke for the Prince of Wales (future King of England Edward VII).
Written March 30, 2017
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HGGrandVoyageur
Courbevoie, France42 contributions
May 2016
Expectations may have been to high, but the exhibition contains very few pieces and I would not call it art, even modern. No explanations provided to try to take the visitor into the "artist" 's approach
Written August 9, 2016
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Dzbg111
Paris, France287 contributions
Jul 2016 • Family
It's a great building. It's located on the Boulevard Saint Denis right next to the Parc de Bécon. I don't know if you can go in though.
Written July 9, 2016
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beatriz a
Paris, France10 contributions
Apr 2014 • Friends
The Pavillon des Indes was built for the Universal Exposition of 1878, by the British government. Later abandonned, it was bought by the French Monuments service and has just been redone and openned to the public. It is of Indian inspiration, it houses a museum, and it also houses an artist for 18 months; he/she can expose his sculptures. This museum is free for visitation. The visits, guided, are available only once a month, plus one night visit thursday evening, again once a month. The metro station is Pont de Levallois, cross the bridge, go into the park. Check the pictures and details at: http://www.ville-courbevoie.fr/culture-loisirs/equipements/pavillon-des-indes.htm
Written April 5, 2014
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