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Paris Money Museum
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Discover the secrets of our collections and workshops! The museum of la Monnaie offers guided tours for groups or individuals supported either by audio guide or one of our guide.
By order of the President of the Republic, on April 23rd, 2007, Mr. Christophe BEAUX was appointed chief executive officer of the Monnaie de Paris
Judaism Art and History Museum
The Musée d'art et d’histoire du Judaïsme
Judaism Art and History Museum
La Cinematheque Francaise
La Cinematheque Francaise
A private institution, financed mainly by the State (Ministry of Culture and Communication through the French National Cinema Centre, CNC), the Cinémathèque Française is a non-profit association.
Dali Paris Museum
DALI Paris MUSEUM
In the heart of Montmartre, ESPACE DALÃ presents the unique permanent exhibition in France entirely devoted to the master of surrealism, and more particularly to his sculptures and engravings.
Espace DalÃ
11, rue Poulbot, 75018 Paris
Trophee d’Auguste in La Turbie
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The Monument
In the 6th century B.C., the Roman Senate decided to have this trophy raised in the honour of Caesar’s nephew, Octavius Augustus, who had just overthrown the remaining Ligurian tribes. The trophy symbolised the power and unity of the Roman Empire, and stood at the key point of Alpis Summa on the border between the Gaul and Italy. The trophy originally was 49 meters high and supported a giant statue of the Emperor. It was restored par Jules Formigé in the 20th century.
Lodging
Archaelogical site of Glanum
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The Monument
Place forte of Mont-Dauphin
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The Monument
In 1692, the region was again invaded by the troops of Victor-Amédée II, Duke of Savoy. Vauban undertook the construction of a fortress that would resist the enemy’s advances and ensure the protection of the population. A large rock dominating the valleys of the Guil and the Durance rivers seemed the ideal site as it was both inaccessible and inhospitable. In 1693, work began on a new city and new fortifications. Construction and consolidation continued for almost a century.