Petit Palais

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1. Wheelchair accessible
2. All visitors must undergo mandatory security checks.
3. Do not carry bags larger than 40 cm.
4. The collection exhibition is free, and you can visit one temporary exhibition.
Children aged 5–17, job seekers, visitors with disabilities and one accompanying caregiver can visit for free. Present your E-ticket for direct verification and access.;Location of use;Av. Winston Churchill, 75008 Paris, France Ticket gate;Time of use;Final ticket issuance time is 20 minutes in advance;Latest entry time is 20 minutes before the final ticket time Present your E-ticket for direct verification and access. Location of use Av. Winston Churchill, 75008 Paris, France Ticket gate Time of use Final ticket issuance time is 20 minutes in advance Latest entry time is 20 minutes before the final ticket time

The Petit Palais is just opposite the Grand Palais. It was also built for the 1900 Paris World Expo. At that time, it mainly displayed French art works. Now it is the Petit Palais Art Museum. The exhibits are mainly works from the Medieval Renaissance to the 19th century. The Petit Palais revolves around a garden. The palace is decorated with a large number of frescoes and dome paintings. Especially noteworthy are the "thought" and "mystery" on the entrance dome, the French historical scenes on the ceiling on the left side of the hall, and the paintings on the right ceiling. "Honor", "Poetic Drama", "Fantasy Music". The collection of the Petit Palais is divided into three parts: various works of art from ancient Greece, Rome and Egypt on the left, furniture and decorative works of art from the 18th century on the right, and oil paintings from the second half of the 19th century on the middle. Impressionist and Independence works, and some sculptures. In the dining area at the heart of the Petit Palais in Paris, create a dining atmosphere full of early twentieth-century art and sit at the table with unobstructed views of the garden. In addition, at the south corner of the Petit Palais, you can see the statue of former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill.

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Wheelchair accessible, Do not carry bags larger than 40 cm., All visitors must undergo mandatory security checks., Children aged 5–17, job seekers, visitors with disabilities and one accompanying caregiver can visit for free., The collection exhibition is free, and you can visit one temporary exhibition.