The Palais de Tokyo
Dedicated to contemporary creation, the Palais de Tokyo is the largest art centre in Europe.
Haussmann reigns supreme here. The district is one of his finest accomplishments, designed under his vision of urban planning at its most elegant.
It is home to exquisite private mansions on Place des États-Unis with properties once inhabited by Russian and Polish aristocrats, their sumptuousness a stark contrast to their harsh exile, including the townhouse of the Countess Roza Branicka and Hôtel Ephrussi on the corner of Avenue d’Iéna, now the seat of one of the many foreign embassies in the district.
This architectural uniformity is punctuated by novelties such as the Palais Galliera in the “Beaux-Arts” style popular in the 19th century and the Palais de Tokyo with its classic and modern style, built for the 1937 Exposition Internationale.
The Jardins du Trocadéro, meanwhile, provide an island of greenery as well as a fabulous view of Paris’ Iron Lady.
Properties with generous volumes and square footage, a village feel against a picture-postcard Parisian backdrop, excellent schools (Lubeck, Saint-Louis-de-Gonzague, International School of Paris) and the many green spaces all make this district popular with Parisian families as well as expats moving to the capital.
Come evening, Café de l’Homme offers an ideal spot to enjoy a drink while taking in the view of Paris - weather permitting of course!
The bookshop at the Palais de Toyko, one of Paris’ largest and most specialist, before a cup of coffee at Café de l’Homme to admire the view from the Trocadéro Esplanade.
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Between the bustling Village de Passy with its many local shops and restaurants, the stylish boutiques (KOS Paris) on Avenue Kléber and renowned establishments like Dopamine Bakery and Damyel chocolate, Chaillot offers a breath of fresh air at the heart of the city close to all urban conveniences.
Carette has delighted generation after generation with its sandwiches and pastries, while Aéroclub remains a must for quiet lunches and Astrance for special occasions.
Dedicated to contemporary creation, the Palais de Tokyo is the largest art centre in Europe.
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The very elegant Palais Galliera, in Italian Renaissance style (1888), houses the Museum of Fashion and Costume and serves as the setting for this garden.
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