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If you're staying near the Champs Elysées and like fine teas, coffees, wines and preserves, you're in luck. Hédiard is a luxury brand founded in 1854 by Ferdinand Hédiard, who built the business up from scratch. In the early days he sold produce from a cart near the Place des Victoires, and after a few years had amassed a sufficient fortune to buy a building on the place de la Madeleine, which is still a shop and restaurant belonging to the company. |
How to get there
George V
RER A :
Charles de Gaulle-Etoile
Bus 32, 92
Champs-Élysées news
from the 2010-06-09 until the 2010-11-28
Architecture & Comics
The city illustrated
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The exhibition will present the links between comic and architecture to the wider public and comics aficionados. It will have a surface area of 1000 square metres. The exhibition will look at the many ways in which the town is interpreted in comics. It will be in chronological order with a final presentation of specific projects. References to cities that fuel the imagination, such as New-York, Paris and Tokyo interrupt this chronology.
Palais de Chaillot |
