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On the fringes of the Parc Monceau, the Nissim-de-Camondo museum is a well-kept secret. Built by René Sergent in the lead-up to World War I and inaugurated in December 1936, a tour of this grand stately home reveals an incredible collection of 18th-century furniture, furnishing and art objects and an opportunity to immerse yourself in the everyday lives of a bourgeois banking family.
Over and above the shopping it offers in its many luxury boutiques, the 8th arrondissement is a must for any trip to Paris. Wander around the arrondissement and marvel at world-renowned cultural and artistic venues such as the Grand Palais and Petit Palais, built for the Exposition Universelle in 1900. The district is also the capital's political epicenter, home as it is to the Élysée Palace just around the corner from the hotel.
In this ode to the delectably slow pace of life and simple pleasures found on the other side of the Alps, we invite you to set off to explore Paris by Vespa. Get away from it all and treat yourself to a whirlwind tour of the City of Light as you sweep down its picturesque cobbled streets, its gorgeous avenues and the banks of the Seine with the breeze in your hair. Alone or led by a guide, venture off the beaten path and explore the capital's nooks and crannies with total freedom. A unique way to experience Paris like a local.
A stone's throw away from the Splendide Royal, start your walk at the Petit Palais before heading to the Champs de Mars via the Palais Iéna. Travel back in time with the monuments and buildings built for the Expositions Universelles events held in Paris in 1878, 1889, 1900 and 1937.
Not far from the hotel at 24 de la Rue Boissy d’Anglas lies the charming Village Royal. Built in 1725, this little car-free street is a bucolic, village-inspired area in the heart of Paris. Its low-built houses and gorgeous facades lend the street an old-fashioned sense of charm, making it a wonderfully pleasant place for a stroll in all seasons.
The Musée du Luxembourg is a cozy exhibition space enclosed in a wing that lies perpendicular to the Orangerie at the Palais du Luxembourg, home to the French Senate. This French institution is based throughout the rest of the Palais. The Jardin du Luxembourg is a 23-hectare public garden that backs on to the museum. It was founded in 1612 upon Marie de' Medici's request.
