Decided to go out despite the wind and the greyness, we found a compromise. A short ten minute walk takes us to the Jacquemart-André museum. Jewel of Art Deco since 1864, it was originally a private home for the big bourgeois. The initial layout of the premises is preserved and the visitor can discover the inhabited spaces as they were in the 19th century: ceremonial salons, monumental staircase, winter garden, private apartments, etc. Today, magnificent

The Louvre is a classic. A checkbox on your first visit in the capital. But what’s next? Contemporary art, fashion, architecture … Paris is home to a thousand and one wonders that captivate and are worth seeing. Today, our attention is focused on three of them, three museums very popular with Parisians and Flanelles. Quai Branly In a wooded setting on the banks of the Seine, it welcomes non-European works and treasures. Spaces dedicated to

At Flanelles hotel, we are touched by beautiful details and valuated know how. When Cognac-Jay’s museum dedicates an original exhibition to the XVIIIe Parisians « marchands merciers », we head to the Marais neighborhood. These talented merchands were in charge of ordering rare and luxurious pieces for their wealthy aristocratic customers. Golden clocks, animal pieces made of fine china, fairy tale’s jewlery boxes… A hundred of these exceptional pieces manufactured by the best craftsmen and