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Classic Parisian luxury is waiting to be discovered inside the Hôtel de la Marine. This self-guided tour includes access to the salons and loggia, as well as an audio headset that illuminates the hôtel's history.
What to expect:
A 45-minute tour that focuses on the gold-adorned stately reception rooms and the loggia, which offers one of the finest views in Paris.
Exhibits you'll see:
The gallery of portraits: Where historical figures light up to tell you the tale of the monument.
The Hôtel de la Marine in detail: An animated cross-section of the building that immerses you in everyday life at the Hôtel de la Marine at the time of the Garde-Meuble de la Couronne.
The table of urban planning: A film that explains everything about the urban and architectural changes of Place de la Concorde and the monument.
The dancing mirrors: Large rotating mirrors for a panoramic discovery of the events that shaped the monument’s history.
The table of sailors: From the old office of the chief of staff, steer the story of sailors who made history with the French navy.
Audio guide:
Each visitor is equipped with the Confidant, a connected headset for an immersive visit, and is invited to choose an audio narration that sets the pace of their visit: