Category: Chateaux

  • Famous Art Museums in Paris

    Famous Art Museums in Paris

    In Paris there are around 130 art museums, out of all these Louvre is the best and famous museum in World. One must visit these famous museums when you were in Paris, hope not to forget them in life.

    Musee du Louvre

    The world’s most famous art museum is the Louvre that prevails in Paris, France and it stands second largest museum for visitors in the world. The Louvre still appears for the record and offering good services to the tourists and excellent place for a tourist.

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  • Largest Museum In France

    Largest Museum In France

    Any kid have to remember the following question and answer.

    What is the name of the largest museum in France?

    Answer is Louvre

    The World’s largest Museum is Louvre in Paris as a historic monument. Louvre Museum is the world’s second premier most visited museum, but it still stands for the world largest museum on earth. Louvre museum has more than 380,000 objects with a display of 35,000 artworks on a 66 600 sq meters of land with 8 dedicated departments. An average of 15,000 above visitors visits a day to view objects, D Art, Paintings, drawings and Sculptures. (more…)

  • Some Top 5 videos of Paris

    Some Top 5 videos of Paris

    I am just posting here some of the videos that had enough information to view what is inside Paris.

     

    1. Louvre museum

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  • Museums in Barr

    Barr was originally located in the Alsace department of north astern France. The mayor was Gilbert Scholly at that time the population was more than 10,000 as of good city. Barr was originally the imperial property of France

    1. Musée du Cristal

    Le Palais de cristal
    Le Palais de cristal – Source

    Musee Du Cristal is situated in the Bas-Rhin department of France. The museum is the home of former directors,You are going to discover over 700 objects of ancient time more than two centuries ago. The vast majority of the germs engraved, carved, Embelished with gold or decorative pieces.

    Every year there will be an exhibition to display these items from June to October in the chapel near the museum.

    2. Musée de la Faïence

    Musée de la Faïence
    Musée de la Faïence – Source

    Musee De la Faïence museum is a collection of ceramics items, such as cups, saucers, potteries that are made 100 years ago. The museum is big and a collection of good ceramic sculptures. These ceramics items are also made for gardeners. The crockerys are made perfectly with beautiful designs that are stored in the museum with a safety protection.

    The timings are listed below:

    Monday to Saturday:
    9am to 12pm and 14pm to 18pm

    Sundays and holidays:
    10am to 12pm and 14pm to 18pm

    3. Musée de la Folie Marco

    Musée de la Folie Marco is a museum that is located in the Barr of Bas-Rhin department of France. The building was built in eighteenth century A.D in the middle of a park. This museum consists of a collection of furniture, porcelain, and earthernware’s an overview of regional productions.

  • Maeght Foundation Museum

    Maeght Foundation Museum

    Maeght foundation museum was founded by Marguerite and Aime Maeght. The museum is located in the South France of Saint-Paul de Vence and far away 26 km from Nice. It was inaugurated in the year of 1964 24th July by André Malraux.

    Maeght Foundation
    Maeght Foundation Museum – Source

    The Foundation includes with numerous collections of 20th century artists. Some of the artists that are included in this list are Georges Braque, Bonnard, Alberto Galcometti, Fernand Leger, Joan Miro and with others. Joseph Lluis Serpt is a Spanish architect guy who designed the building of the museum.

    Maeght Foundation Park
    Maeght Foundation Park – Source

    Isabelle Maeght and her sister Yoyo Maeght also includes in the chairman of administrative council. The foundation has built entirely by themselves without any funds from the government.

    Maeght Foundation Statue
    Maeght Foundation Statue – Source

    Facts about the Maeght foundation museum:

    1. The museum is incredibly attracted to the art of era.

    2. Over 200,000 visitors visits this museum.

    3. The museum gets over 200 000  visitors every year from all over the world.

    4. Only some parts of collection display during the temporary exhibition.

    5. During permanent exhibition many more collections based on foundation museum from all over the world.

    6. A true Museum means the Meaght foundation museum.

    Maght Foundation Outstide Garde
    Maght Foundation Outstide Garde – Source

     

    lara at Maeght Foudnation
    lara at Maeght Foudnation – Source

     

    Calder Stabile
    Calder Stabile – Source
    Miro Sculpture
    Miro Sculpture – Source
  • Top 10 Museums in France

    Top 10 Museums in France

    France contains most of the beautiful museums as they weren’t got destroyed from the wars. These museums and Chateux are still maintained with strictness and cleanliness. I am listing some of the top 10 Museums in France which are being rated by the visitors.

    1. Musée d’Orsay

    Musee D ‘ Orsay was located on the left bank of seine. The museum mainly contains of art gallery, paintings of the olden days, one should not miss this Musee because of its furniture, sculptures, photography, paintings, arts and so much on. This museum mainly consists of French art paintings from the date of 1848 to 1915.

    Musée d'Orsay
    Musée d’Orsay – Source

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  • Top 10 Chateux in Loire Valley

    Top 10 Chateux in Loire Valley

    France has a large collection of Chateau’s which are still remaining with excellent sculptures as some of them got ruined because of Old wars, but still French Govt managed to refurbish them. My best collection of castles in Loire valley are listed below. If you have any questions please ask in our comment section.

    1. Château D’azay-le-Rideau

    Château D'azay-le-Rideau
    Château D’azay-le-Rideau – Source

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