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Cinq Mondes


For that wonderful feeling!
6 Square de l'Opéra Louis Jouvet
Paris 75009
France
+33 (0)1 4266 0060
http://www.cinqmondes.com/
Jean-Louis Poiroux, the founder of Cinq Mondes, has traveled the world to learn of and provide his clients with the best treatments and spa benefits possible. All the products used here are marked by authenticity and quality. You can pamper yourself with traditional massages, aromatherapy, facial and hair treatments, and much more. All these services will leave you relaxed and full of energy to face the challenges of the day, and you can also buy yourself something from their range, to ensure that the feeling of freshness lingers.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Drouot-Richelieu


An antique supermarket
9 Rue Drouot
Paris 75009
France
+33 1 4800 2020
http://www.gazette-drouot.com
The choice at this auction-house supermarket is immense. Everything from furniture to art to wine is on offer here. For the convenience of buyers, viewings are held before the sale begins. Other things that go on auction include jewelry, musical instruments and antique watches. There is so much to see and buy here that even if you are not an ardent collector, you might just change your mind and become one. Check out the website for more information.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Eglise Evangélique Allemande


Church Choir Haven
25 rue Blanche
Paris 75009
France
+33 14 526 7943
This German evangelical church is situated in Paris' 9th Arrondissement. It features an organ dating from 1963 and occasionally hosts gospel concerts.

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Eglise Saint Eugène - Sainte Cécile


Marvelous 9th Arrondissement Church
4, rue du Conservatoire
Paris 75009
France
+33 14 824 7075
http://www.saint-eugene.net/
This impressive church is situated in the 9th arrondissement of Paris. It was constructed in 1855 by architect Louis-Auguste Boileau in 13th century Gothic style. The interior of the church features an abundance of light and color, with marvelous stained glass windows. Eglise Saint Eugène - Sainte Cécile occasionally hosts choral and classical concerts.

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Fondation Dosne Thiers


Presidential Residential
27, place Saint Georges
Paris 75009
France
+33 1 48 78 14 33
http://www.chateaux-france.com...
The private mansion of President Adolphe Thiers, the 19th century politician and historian, may be scheduled for visits by groups of 10 to 50 people (EUR3.70 per person). The house is managed and preserved by the Fondation Dosne Thiers, along with its impressive library of French history including political, military, social, and administrative approaches. The library itself is accessible on Thursdays & Fridays from noon until 6 p.m., but is closed in August.

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Freemasonery Museum


Moral values
16 Rue Cadet
Paris 75009
France
+33 (0)1 4523 2092
http://www.godf.org/musee.asp
It was in the 18th century in the midst of religious and political chaos that the Freemasonery movement appeared in France (founded in the 17th century in England). Its ideas, based on freedom and tolerance, triggered factors of the French Revolution. The Freemasonery Museum is located in the Grand Orient building and exhibits various documents, objects and insignia retracing the broad outline of the movement from its origins, and depicting some famous freemasons and revolutionary figures such as the politicians,

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Garnier Opera


The Phantom's lair...
8 Rue Scribe
Paris 75009
France
+ 33 (0)1 7229 3535 / + 33 (0)1 4001 8054
http://www.opera-de-paris.fr
Opéra Garnier, named after the architect who designed it in 1862, was immortalized by writer Gaston Leroux in his Phantom of the Opera. The architecture is a mixture of baroque, classical, Greek and Napoleonic styles. Adorned with mosaics, the foyer has a cupola decorated by painter Marc Chagall and an impressive Rococo staircase, which leads to the theatre's magnificent reception rooms. Outside, four stone statues represent allegories of Music, Lyric Poetry, Lyric Theatre and Dance. Since the opening of the Opéra Bastille, the Opéra Garnier has concentrated on dance.

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Garnier Opera photo by Yuyi Hsu
Photo: Yuyi Hsu
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Garnier Opera photo by Kathleen Johnson
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Garnier Opera


Architecture extravagant!
Place de l'Opéra
Paris
France
+33 1 4001 2599
Ornate, elaborate and divine, this opera house is home to the Paris opera ballet and other smaller operas. Regarded as one of the master pieces of its time, it was designed by Charles Garnier. Neo-baroque style and second empire architecture make this opera house majestic. Referred to now as the Palais Garnier, this opera is one of the two venues for the Opéra National de Paris and the Opéra Bastille. From July 15th to Sepetember 10th, the opera house is open for guided visits from 10a-5:30p.

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Garnier Opera photo by Pierre Metivier
Photo: Pierre Metivier
Garnier Opera photo by Guillermo Díaz de León
Photo: Guillermo Díaz de León
Garnier Opera photo by Ted Wang
Photo: Ted Wang
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Photo: Michael L Kelly
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Photo: Dylan Henry
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Grévin Wax Museum


Famous wax figures
10 Boulevard Montmartre
Paris 75009
France
+33 (0)1 4770 8505
http://www.grevin.com
This museum, founded in 1882, has almost 500 wax figures depicting personalities from French history and the art world. Bump into enigmatic film director Alfred Hitchcock in a compartment on the Orient Express, see young Mozart tinkling the ivories, and get close to well-known singers, film stars and politicians. Some of French history's most poignant moments have been immortalized, such as Joan of Arc's trial and the imprisonment of young Louis XVII during the French Revolution. The museum also has a theatre and a superb "son et lumière" show, which was created for the 1900 World Fair.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Grévin Wax Museum photo by Romain Su
Photo: Romain Su
Grévin Wax Museum photo by Mark Hartnady
Photo: Mark Hartnady
Grévin Wax Museum photo by Jean-Baptiste Viet
Photo: Jean-Baptiste Viet
 

 
Gustave Moreau Museum


The eccentric house of a Symbolist artist
14 Rue de la Rochefoucauld
Paris 75009
France
+33 1 4874 3850
http://www.musee-moreau.fr/
This museum was created in the residence of the symbolist painter, Gustave Moreau (1826-1898)in accordance with his last request. He set up his studio in this peaceful place, which now hosts a collection of thousands of his paintings and drawings. Some pieces help visitors understand the style and the state-of-mind of a painter who found inspiration in mythology, biblical and literary works. It also helps to determine the evolution of this artist's rather personal approach. Following the steps of the Pre-Raphaelites, Moreau created his own world of fantastic characters painted in shimmering colours. He later inspired the Surrealists who must have found in this eccentric house some ingredients to build their own world. Admission: Adults 22F(EUR 3.35), Concession 15F(EUR 2.28),under-16s free. Free on Sun

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Gustave Moreau Museum photo by Jam Attenbergi
Photo: Jam Attenbergi
Gustave Moreau Museum photo by Dorothee Polanz
Photo: Dorothee Polanz
Gustave Moreau Museum photo by Emily Ho
Photo: Emily Ho
Gustave Moreau Museum photo by Emma Voutilainen
Photo: Emma Voutilainen
Gustave Moreau Museum photo by Maria Alexander
Photo: Maria Alexander
 

 
Museum of the Romantic Life


The Romantic Movement in the 19th century
16 Rue Chaptal
Paris 75009
France
+33 1 55 31 95 67
http://www.paris.fr/FR/ASP/SIT...
The building that is now home to this museum originally belonged to painter Ary Scheffer (1795-1858) and his nephew, the writer Ernest Renan. After their deaths, the place became a celebration of their lives and their circle of intellectual friends, which included Chopin, Delacroix and George Sand. The museum's main room (devoted entirely to Sand) exhibits a selection of the novelist's personal belongings, including a collection of watercolours, lockets and jewellery. Temporary exhibitions on 19th-century artistic and literary life are organized on a regular basis in Ary Scheffers studio.

Review © 2007, Wcities
Museum of the Romantic Life photo by Ariyana Kylstram
Photo: Ariyana Kylstram
 

 
Notre Dame de Lorette


Roman Style Basilica
8 rue Choron
Paris 75009
France
+33 1 48 78 92 72
http://www.notredamedelorette.org
This church, a masterpiece of neoclassic architect Hippolyte Lebas, was built between 1823 and 1836 for the people of Paris. Corinthian columns and carved stone panels and sculptures decorate the exterior while the interior contains religious paintings, numerous sculptures, and a remarkable organ. Guided visits are organized periodically and the church is open every day for personal visits.

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Parfumeries-Fragonard Museum


A universe of scents
9 Rue Scribe
Paris 75009
France
+33 (0)1 4742 0456
http://www.fragonard.com
Not far from the Place Vendôme, a beautiful nineteenth-century mansion houses the Musée des Parfumeries-Fragonard. The history of perfume over the last 3000 years is retraced here through a collection of flasks, porcelain scent bottles, engravings and paintings. How to distill, what kind of ingredients are used to create perfumes—this is the sort of information visitors will find out here. This museum is recommended to all those attracted by the sophisticated universe of scents.



Métro: Opéra

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Paris Opera


High Culture in the City of Light
Place de l'Opéra
Place de l'Opéra
Paris, Île-de-France
France
+33 0 1 40 01 17 89
http://www.opera-de-paris.fr/
The Paris Opera is a world-class venue that offers an annual calendar of cultural events including operas and ballets. A typical year will feature "The Damnation of Faust", "The Bat" or "Othello", and programs of the Bolshoi Ballet. Each year there is an elaborate New Year's Eve ballet that includes some of the greatest classics of the art. This elaborate offering is the ultimate high end of international culture and is a great way to celebrate the New Year.

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Photo: Zola Chen
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Salle Rossini


Auction House
Rue Drouot 6
Paris, France 75009
France
+33 01 53 34 55 00
Even if you don't plan on making a purchase, witnessing the dizzying speed of a legitamte auction can be exciting for anyone. Located in central Paris, the Salle Rossini is a perfect place to check out sales of modern art, furniture, and collectibles.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Synagogue de la Victoire


Grand Synagogue of Paris
44, rue de la Victoire
Paris 75009
France
+33 1 40 82 26 26
http://www.lavictoire.org/
Construction of the magnificent Synagogue de la Victoire began in 1867, to be opened to the public in 1875. The ornate architectural style is Roman with Byzantine flourishes, designed by the architect Aldrophe. The building, 44 meters (144 feet) in length and with a façade of 36 meters (118 feet), can seat up to 1,410 worshippers. It is effectively the center of Jewish religious ceremony in France and today hosts a great number of conferences, classes, and activities.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
Temple de la Rédemption


Listen to Heavenly Church Choirs
16 rue Chauchat
Paris 75009
France
+33 14 479 0473
http://www.fpma-paris.org
This Evangelical Lutheran church is situated in Paris' 9th Arrondissement. It occasionally features choral and classical concerts.

Review © 2007, Wcities
 

 
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