National Archives Museum - Hôtel de Soubise

Free museum that you could spend an hour ish to learn about the history of the French architecture/ building and French textiles (which was very interesting). I wished everything had English translations. Some did on the major descriptions but the specific physical displays only had French.

This museum and garden are for free, but do check the opening time before visiting. The place is very nice and there is a lot to see inside. The garden is small but pretty quiet. Lot of pictures to be taken there.

This is an iconic place to visit and enjoy while in Paris. Free entry, take the time to stop by when enjoying the Marais: historical, amazing and very interesting - on top of the impressive rooms. 1 hour is ok or longer if you love to know more.

A beautiful museum to be visit and explore. All the staffs are very friendly, helpful and informative. It’s well organized museum and what I love it has English language in the caption of each painting. Since many other museums doesn’t have it. And also when I try to commute with the staffs they’re very welcoming and explaining. I just found out that this museum also as the scenes in the Marie Antoinette movie by Sofia Coppola. Definitely worth checking and I’ll be back. Merci beaucoup

Don't miss it if you visit Le Marais.! You'll probably walk to la Place des Vosges and this Museum is situated right on the way So no reason to walk around. Less than 1 hour is required and the building as well as its interior are beautiful and well worth your time.

It was a lovely experience visiting the national archives museum. Admission is free. And there is lots to explore on the 2 levels provided.

It’s free admission, so it’s already a good deal to drop in if you have a couple of spare hours and happen to be in the area. Even better is the fact that there are so many old and fascinating documents within, from letters written by Marie Antoinette all the way to near-ancient documents dating back to Charlemagne over 1000 years ago!

Absolutely worth visiting. First of all it's in a very convenient location and it's free of charge. Second of all, the building, the architecture is stunning. I could have just sat there looking around taking everything in, even without any exhibitions. Also, they are changing the documents quite often so they don't get damaged by light so you can visit this place multiple times per year and still learn something new. Gardens are also beautiful and you can sit and relax there. Overall I highly recommend visiting the Archives.

Free museum that you could spend an hour ish to learn about the history of the French architecture/ building and French textiles (which was very interesting). I wished everything had English translations. Some did on the major descriptions but the specific physical displays only had French.

This museum and garden are for free, but do check the opening time before visiting. The place is very nice and there is a lot to see inside. The garden is small but pretty quiet. Lot of pictures to be taken there.

This is an iconic place to visit and enjoy while in Paris. Free entry, take the time to stop by when enjoying the Marais: historical, amazing and very interesting - on top of the impressive rooms. 1 hour is ok or longer if you love to know more.

A beautiful museum to be visit and explore. All the staffs are very friendly, helpful and informative. It’s well organized museum and what I love it has English language in the caption of each painting. Since many other museums doesn’t have it. And also when I try to commute with the staffs they’re very welcoming and explaining. I just found out that this museum also as the scenes in the Marie Antoinette movie by Sofia Coppola. Definitely worth checking and I’ll be back. Merci beaucoup

Don't miss it if you visit Le Marais.! You'll probably walk to la Place des Vosges and this Museum is situated right on the way So no reason to walk around. Less than 1 hour is required and the building as well as its interior are beautiful and well worth your time.

It was a lovely experience visiting the national archives museum. Admission is free. And there is lots to explore on the 2 levels provided.

It’s free admission, so it’s already a good deal to drop in if you have a couple of spare hours and happen to be in the area. Even better is the fact that there are so many old and fascinating documents within, from letters written by Marie Antoinette all the way to near-ancient documents dating back to Charlemagne over 1000 years ago!

Absolutely worth visiting. First of all it's in a very convenient location and it's free of charge. Second of all, the building, the architecture is stunning. I could have just sat there looking around taking everything in, even without any exhibitions. Also, they are changing the documents quite often so they don't get damaged by light so you can visit this place multiple times per year and still learn something new. Gardens are also beautiful and you can sit and relax there. Overall I highly recommend visiting the Archives.