34 avenue de Wagram, 75008 ParisHotel Ceramic Elysees Paris
3 star hotel with its famous ceramic facade at walking distance from the Arc de Triomphe and the Champs Elysees.
15 rue Bassano, 75116 ParisHotel Bassano Elysees Paris
4 star hotel in Paris near the avenue Marceau between the Champs Elysees and the Eiffel Tower.
44 rue de l'Amiral Hamelin - 75116 Paris Hotel Elysees Union Paris
3 star hotel at the Trocadero, located between the Champs Elysees and Eiffel Tower
Cité de l'Architecture et du Patrimoine
If you can't get around France to check out its many varied architectural wonders, then don't worry. For years the Museum of French Monuments (which takes up one floor of this extraordinary place) has been taking mouldings of exquisite buildings since the late 19th Century when Eugène Emmanuel Viollet-le-Duc (the Jean Nouvel of his time) realised that many were disappearing through negligence, development or war.
Walking through rooms of old doorways and window may not sound the most fascinating of things, but there is much to marvel at here (upper floors have recreations of gothic, vaulted ceilings that will amaze you), and modern architecture is not neglected either, with a whole floor given over to the design and mentality behind recent construction.
And because the building is set on a hill (with great views of the Eiffel Tower) you can also go down into a huge basement, then another, then another, making the museum a maze of rooms that is almost as intriguing as the exhibits themselves
This exhibition explores a time of unprecedented artistic contact and creative effervescence in France. It is the first major exhibition devoted to a turning point in French history
Paintings, sculptures and architecture... this is what the exhibition, Between Middle Age and Renaissance, France around 1500, has to show. The aim is to show the public how much productive the era between the Middle Ages to the Renaissance in France was in terms of creativity.
Grand Palais
3 avenue du Général-Eisenhower 75008 Paris
