Description
An iconic French heritage site and a stunning view over Place de la Concorde.
Once the Garde-meuble de la Couronne used to store royal furniture (the predecessor to the Mobilier National), the Hôtel de la Marine bears witness to the changes that have marked the history of France, from the age of royalty to the modern day. In 2020 it will be opening its doors to the public 7 days a week with an exceptional cultural programme. Accompanied by their Confidant - a headset for 3D audio effects - visitors are taken on an immersive visit of the sumptuous apartments complete with furnishings and the state rooms that provided access to the loggia overlooking Place de la Concorde. Various visit options are available - including one specially designed for families - to create a tailored experience lasting 30 to 90 minutes. Lastly, the exhibition gallery at the Hôtel de la Marine will be presenting a constantly changing selection of masterpieces from the Al Thani Collection for the first time.
Once the Garde-meuble de la Couronne used to store royal furniture (the predecessor to the Mobilier National), the Hôtel de la Marine bears witness to the changes that have marked the history of France, from the age of royalty to the modern day. In 2020 it will be opening its doors to the public 7 days a week with an exceptional cultural programme. Accompanied by their Confidant - a headset for 3D audio effects - visitors are taken on an immersive visit of the sumptuous apartments complete with furnishings and the state rooms that provided access to the loggia overlooking Place de la Concorde. Various visit options are available - including one specially designed for families - to create a tailored experience lasting 30 to 90 minutes. Lastly, the exhibition gallery at the Hôtel de la Marine will be presenting a constantly changing selection of masterpieces from the Al Thani Collection for the first time.
Viewpoint
The loggia adjoining the VIP lounges of the hotel de la Marine offers a breathtaking view of the Place de la Concorde, the Tuileries Gardens, the Musee d'Orsay, the Grand Palais and the Eiffel Tower.
Architectural style
- Louis XV
- XIXè siècle
Collections
- Architecture
- Beaux-Arts
- Décors intérieurs
- Histoire
- Iconographie
- Instruments et objets d'art
- Metiers d'art
- Mobilier
- Multimédia
- Objets d'art
- Objets de la vie quotidienne
- Peinture
- Salles de réception
- Tapisseries
Epoque des collections
- Rococo (XVIIIe)
- Néoclassicisme (XVIIIe - XIXe)
- Romantisme (XVIIIe - XIXe)
Services
Services and facilities of the establishment
- Gift shop
- Bookshop
- Member of the Paris Museum Pass
- Restaurant
- Visitor tools
- Free Wifi
- Cloakroom
Languages spoken
- English
- German
- Arabic
- Chinese
- Spanish
- Italian
- Japanese
- Russian
Visitor tools
Visitors are accompanied throughout their visit by Le Confident, headphones with spatialized sound allowing an immersive experience in the history of the monument (available in 9 languages, included in entrance ticket)Restaurant
Two dining areas are accessible at the Hôtel de la Marine: on the ground floor and on the same level as the mezzanine, is the Restaurant Mimosa designed by Jean-Francois Piege and the Café Lapérouse led by Christophe Michalak.Prices and times
Entrance fees and modalities
Independent tour
The Intendant's apartments : €17 Collection Al Thani : €13 (equipped with the Confident, 3D spatialized sound headset)
Group tour
Group conference tour €570 (group maximum 20 people)Free
Free admission is granted to the following groups: (except when the monument is closed)
-Members of the EU and EEA (Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway) under 26, including holders of a residence permit or a long-term visa (less than 4 months)
-Teachers who are holders of an Education Pass -
Jobseekers (with proof dated within 6 months indicating a period of validity)
-Beneficiaries of social minima: RSA,ASPA/ASV,ASS,ASI,AAH,ATA,ATS/AER, bereavement allowance.
-Disabled civilians, with one attendant per person
-Lecturers and guides approved by the Minister of State for Tourism and Villes et Pays d'Art et d'Histoire Guide Lecturers
-Disabled war veterans, with one attendant per person
-Ministry of Culture and Communication card holders
-Journalists
-Architecture students
-Members of ICOM and ICOMOS
-Members of friends of monuments associations for the monument in question when aconvention binding the association to the CMN provides for it.
-Tourism professionals
-Military, gendarmes and CRS with a professional ID card and "sentinel" mission order
-Professional graphic, plastic and photographic artists with a status cited in Articles L.382-1 and R.382-1 of the Social Security Code
-Lecturers and guides approved by the Secretary of State for Tourism and Cities and Countries of Art and History.
-People accompanying adult groups of at least 20 people within the limit of one per group.
-people invited as a group to an eductour organised by an administrator or a development officer;
- Drivers of tourist coaches accompanying groups of visitors.
-Members of the EU and EEA (Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway) under 26, including holders of a residence permit or a long-term visa (less than 4 months)
-Teachers who are holders of an Education Pass -
Jobseekers (with proof dated within 6 months indicating a period of validity)
-Beneficiaries of social minima: RSA,ASPA/ASV,ASS,ASI,AAH,ATA,ATS/AER, bereavement allowance.
-Disabled civilians, with one attendant per person
-Lecturers and guides approved by the Minister of State for Tourism and Villes et Pays d'Art et d'Histoire Guide Lecturers
-Disabled war veterans, with one attendant per person
-Ministry of Culture and Communication card holders
-Journalists
-Architecture students
-Members of ICOM and ICOMOS
-Members of friends of monuments associations for the monument in question when aconvention binding the association to the CMN provides for it.
-Tourism professionals
-Military, gendarmes and CRS with a professional ID card and "sentinel" mission order
-Professional graphic, plastic and photographic artists with a status cited in Articles L.382-1 and R.382-1 of the Social Security Code
-Lecturers and guides approved by the Secretary of State for Tourism and Cities and Countries of Art and History.
-People accompanying adult groups of at least 20 people within the limit of one per group.
-people invited as a group to an eductour organised by an administrator or a development officer;
- Drivers of tourist coaches accompanying groups of visitors.
Free for young people and children
Members of the EU and EEA (Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway) under 26, including holders of a residence permit or a long-term visa (less than 4 months)Methods of payment
- CB/Visa
- Eurocard/Mastercard
- Amex
Opening times
Open everyday from 10.30am to 7pm (Thursday from noon to 7pm).
Late opening
Friday until 10pm
Exceptional opening
- Easter
- Easter Monday
- Ascension Day
- 8 May
- Whitsuntide
- Whit Monday
- 14 July
- 15 August
- 1 November
- 11 November
Contact
Voir la carte
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Subway - Concorde
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Bus - 24, 42, 72, 84, 94
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Balabus
Disability
Offer adapted to disabled visitors
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Hearing
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Mental
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Physical
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Visual
Access facilities
- Adapted activities and visits
- Loan of wheelchairs
- Free admission for disabled visitors on presentation of proof
- Free admission for the accompanying person
- Priority admission
Accessibility information
Physical Disability:
-Entrance on ground floor with access ramp
-Reception desk lowered/hollowed out for wheelchair access.
-Adapted toilet facilities equipped with grab rail and hollowed out sink
-Lifts and wheelchair access ramps available in place of stairs.
Visual Impairment:
-transparent doors/walls indicated by contrasting elements.
-No hazards at head height when navigating the premises (screens, wall lights, underside of stairs, etc.)
-Lifts with adapted keypad (raised and/or braille keys) and announcement for each floor.
Hearing Impairment:
-Reservation and/or payment available online.
-Reception desk equipped with magnetic induction loop.
-Lift equipped with magnetic induction loop along with announcements for each floor.
-Fire alarm coupled with flashing lights (where a deaf person could be alone)
Mental Disability:
-legible, easy-to-read signage with pictograms.
-Entrance on ground floor with access ramp
-Reception desk lowered/hollowed out for wheelchair access.
-Adapted toilet facilities equipped with grab rail and hollowed out sink
-Lifts and wheelchair access ramps available in place of stairs.
Visual Impairment:
-transparent doors/walls indicated by contrasting elements.
-No hazards at head height when navigating the premises (screens, wall lights, underside of stairs, etc.)
-Lifts with adapted keypad (raised and/or braille keys) and announcement for each floor.
Hearing Impairment:
-Reservation and/or payment available online.
-Reception desk equipped with magnetic induction loop.
-Lift equipped with magnetic induction loop along with announcements for each floor.
-Fire alarm coupled with flashing lights (where a deaf person could be alone)
Mental Disability:
-legible, easy-to-read signage with pictograms.
More details on accessibility
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