Carnavalet Museum

Also known as the Museum of Modern History of Paris (Musée Carnavalet). This is a noble mansion built in the 16th century, and after a few changes, it became a small museum in the Marais area. Musée Carnavalet is a municipal museum that collects and displays historical materials in Paris. The museum's building itself is also a historical building. The collection reaches about 600,000 pieces, with various art themes such as paintings, sculptures, buildings, furniture, ancient emblems, signs, doors and windows, costumes and signs in different rooms, and other history The material presents the modern history of Paris and introduces the historical changes of Paris city and city streets. I love the design of the new art exhibition area in the 1920s and poster illustrations.

The smaller Canavarre Museum is also located in the Maheir District, where it displays the cultural relics of various periods in Paris and is accessible free of charge. In addition to viewing all kinds of cultural relics, the courtyard of the museum is also very French garden style, there is also a statue of Louis XIV.

The Canavarre Museum is much better than the Louvre Museum. It has fewer visitors and is free. There's even a special room where you can put your luggage around the clock, a magnificent golden ballroom, a bedroom in Marcel Proust, comrades in Paris in the 1990s, and many wonderful posters and paintings.

Mus & _3; eCarnavalet Cannavalet Museum, the Museum of History in Paris (Mus & _3; Edel histoirede Paris). Located in two noble mansions, it records the long history and development experience of Paris from Gaul-Roman times to the Middle Ages, from the Frankish Dynasty to modern times. Many of the important documents, paintings and articles of the French Revolution are preserved here. The opening time is from Thursday to Sunday from 10:00 to 18:00. The exhibition is free of charge, with special exhibitions for adults of 7 Euros, elderly and students of 5.5 Euros, 14-25 years old and 3.5 Euros, free of tickets under 14 years old. Take Metro Line M1 and get off at Sao Paulo Station.

The Cannavarre Museum, also known as the Museum of French History, is not a particularly precious and destructive treasure, but a historic relic that records major events in French history.