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Home / France / Paris - "City of Light" / Musée Carnavalet 38
The history of Paris is literally laid out before you in the Musée Carnavalet in the Marais. If you want a close look at the French Revolution and the history of Paris through the centuries (really up to 1800), this is the place to go.
Read more about our visit to the Musée Carnavalet Here.
"Au nègre" - a sign on the front of a jewelry store at 19 blvd Saint-Denis
AJP 5067
Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen adopted by the French National Assembly on 26 Aug 1789
Decorative panels in the Louis XVI Blue Room
Demarteau's Study
During medieval times when may people were illiterate, the signs give an indication of what the business provides
Facade of Georges Fouquet's boutique
François-Gérard Seligmann room
Garden view from the Musée Carnavalet
Georges Fouquet's boutique at 6 rue Royale as designed by Alphonse Mucha
Georges Fouquet's jewelry boutique, designed by Alphonse Mucha
In centre of the room is the pageantry cradle of Prince Imperial Louis Napoleon
La boutique du bijoutier Georges Fouquet
Ledoux's Reception
Louis XVI bedroom