The Carnavalet should appear to those knowledgeable about French history as well as those who want to know more. It includes fascinating items from the C16th to the C20th. Big themes are covered such as the Wars of Religion and the French Revolution. Some of the more wonderful items are the architectural masterpieces such as the Mucha shop and the... More

I love this museum....you really get to see how Paris has developed over time. Get the audio guide if you don't read French as all the plaques are just in French. There is a new exhibit of old street signs and don't miss the complete jewelry store display from the belle époque on the top floor. Worth a visit and... More

Lots of paintings and artifacts from the history of Paris, site of so many revolutions. It is even free. More

I know that you have to go to the Louvre when you are in Paris, but besides the Mona Lisa and a few other celebrated art works, nothing really spoke to me. However, I adored the Musee Carnavalet. It is much less crowded than other museums and there was had a ton of interesting paintings etc that traced the history... More

This museum is located in the Marais district. It is a beautiful place with lovely gardens. Located in a 16th-century mansion, it is dedicated to the history of Paris More

A fun small museum worth a visit, showcasing Paris in the 18th Century. The area it is in is a fun area to walk around in. More

A lot easier to take than the Louvre. A great history of a great city. More

wonderful way to learn some of the history of Paris..If you are in the Marais definately vist More

We actually found the staff to be very friendly and helpful. We tried communicating in French, Spanish, and German, and finally made it work in English. But we were still lost in this museum. We got a printed map, but the room numbers on the map did not match the room numbers posted on the walls of the rooms! We... More