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Step inside Musée Marmottan Monet, a private mansion turned art haven. Wander through Empire-style period rooms to see the world's largest Monet collection alongside Berthe Morisot's works, then relax in the garden café.
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Housed in Paul Marmottan's former private mansion with preserved Empire-style decor, this museum combines period rooms with an outstanding art collection. It holds the world's largest fund of Claude Monet's works alongside pieces by Berthe Morisot, plus medieval and Ancien Régime paintings, sculptures and illuminations.
Temporary exhibitions and a garden café add to the visit.
Housed in Paul Marmottan's former private mansion with preserved Empire-style decor, this museum combines period rooms with an outstanding art collection. It holds the world's largest fund of Claude Monet's works alongside pieces by Berthe Morisot, plus medieval and Ancien Régime paintings, sculptures and illuminations.
Temporary exhibitions and a garden café add to the visit.
Duration
1h30
Best time
morning, lunchtime, afternoon or early evening
Intensity
Moderate walking
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This is a small and beautiful museum. Of course the focus of the museum are the Monet paintings. It's not that crowded like the other museums, so you're have time to enjoy your visit. Specially, the postal cards at the bookstore are beautiful and affordable. Have a look at them :)
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