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Posted on 11/6/18 at 8:36 am to willymeaux
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It's a big complex on the Rive Gauche (left bank) & it houses the Museum of the Army. If you're into suits of armor, military history, etc, it's a pretty cool place. IIRC, all/most of the descriptive & explanatory text is in French. So either start working on your DuoLingo French lessons or get a good pocket dictionary or translation app if you want to know exactly what you're viewing. IIRC, there is a simple museum cafe at the rear of the complex near Napoleon's tomb offering a daily hot lunch special and sandwiches, etc.
It's also within easy walking distance of the Musee Rodin, which has an indoor museum and a very nice outdoor sculpture garden full of roses. If the weather is nice, you can buy a ticket to just the garden portion and stroll/view/enjoy being outside.
Another Paris tip: while the metro is easy, quick, and goes all over town, don't be afraid to take the bus. The buses alllow you to see the scenery/streetscape, and you'l get a sense of distance and layout that you do not acquire when whizzing along underground in the metro.
It's a big complex on the Rive Gauche (left bank) & it houses the Museum of the Army. If you're into suits of armor, military history, etc, it's a pretty cool place. IIRC, all/most of the descriptive & explanatory text is in French. So either start working on your DuoLingo French lessons or get a good pocket dictionary or translation app if you want to know exactly what you're viewing. IIRC, there is a simple museum cafe at the rear of the complex near Napoleon's tomb offering a daily hot lunch special and sandwiches, etc.
It's also within easy walking distance of the Musee Rodin, which has an indoor museum and a very nice outdoor sculpture garden full of roses. If the weather is nice, you can buy a ticket to just the garden portion and stroll/view/enjoy being outside.
Another Paris tip: while the metro is easy, quick, and goes all over town, don't be afraid to take the bus. The buses alllow you to see the scenery/streetscape, and you'l get a sense of distance and layout that you do not acquire when whizzing along underground in the metro.
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