Eugène Delacroix National Museum
Located in the heart of Paris, in the former apartment and studio of the painter Eugène Delacroix, the Musée national Eugène-Delacroix is a unique and captivating museum space, a rare place in Paris.
The district’s architecture reflects this constant change and variety, from the Gothic and Romanesque Merovingian church to Art Nouveau, embodied in the legendary brasseries. 1,000 years of architectural daring and avant-gardism, always a pioneer of its time.
This crossroads of creation and history is what makes the district one of the most desirable not only in Paris but in the world. The real estate here is truly exceptional and in high demand, and the clientèle is international - from studios to family apartments, everything is deluxe.
An infinite and delicious exploration of the senses - here everything gravitates around charm and elegance, the very definition of “germanopratin”!
Rue de Fürstenberg winds between a delightful little square, once the courtyard of the former Palais Abbatial (where the church’s abbots once lived), still instilled with timeless charm and also home to the Musée Delacroix installed within the painter’s house surrounded by its enchanting garden.
The quintessence of the district’s nonchalant attitude.
A stroll through the neighbourhood's streets is always a pleasure, with something new to discover every time such is the multitude of boutiques and cafés.
Art from all eras is exalted here, from the statues of the sculptor Ziadkine scattered here and there to the home décor stores popular with the international clientèle and from the design (Alexandre Biaggi, Galerie Diurne) and fashion stores (Saint-Laurent, Sonia Rykiel and APC are all rooted here) to the contemporary art galleries (Kamel Mennour and Amélie Maison D’art). Beauty is what the neighbourhood aspires to.
Although traditional Parisian cuisine is still going strong in the area (the finest brasseries, Lipp, Allard, as well as Mordu, L’Avant Comptoir du Marché and the Bar des Prés ), the neo-bistro trend has truly set in (Le Clown Bar, Les Parisiens, Racine des Prés) and culinary horizons are expanding to faraway lands, including blueberry makis which have become a big hit in the district, the surprisingly taste bud-tingling Sugaar or Benchy fusions and the ever-reliable Yen and Sushi Yoshinaga.
Located in the heart of Paris, in the former apartment and studio of the painter Eugène Delacroix, the Musée national Eugène-Delacroix is a unique and captivating museum space, a rare place in Paris.
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Saint-Germain-des-Prés attracts real estate investors from all over the world. Luxury properties in this district are renowned for their quality and value, with prices often exceeding several million euros. Residents enjoy an exceptional lifestyle, with a rich cultural life, bohemian ambience and lively nightlife.
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