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Musée des
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Walk in the footsteps of inventors and adventurers of progress, in search of a unique scientific and technical heritage...
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Musée d’
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et Domaine national de Saint-Germain-en-Laye
In 1862, Napoleon III created the Museum of national Archaeology, which he installed in the castle of Saint Germain en Laye.Today, the museum preserves one of the finest archaeological collections of the world.
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Musée national du château de
Malmaison
Built in the 17th century, the Château de Malmaison was bought in 1799 by Joséphine and Napoléon Bonaparte, who had it completely redeveloped by the young architects, Percier and Fontaine.
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Châteaux de
Versailles et de Trianon
Home of the kings of France from 1661 (Louis XIV) to 1789 (Louis XVI).
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Philharmonie de Paris - Musée de la
musique
The museum exhibits one of the finest collections of instruments and objets d’art, restored to their respective musical, historical and geographic contexts. It features a chronological journey from the 17th cent. to the present day.
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Musées et domaine nationaux du Palais de
Compiègne
A visit to the palace will throw open the doors to the sumptuous apartments of Napoleon I and Napoleon III. Discover also the museum's splendid Second Empire collections and journey into the history of locomotion, from the sledge to the first motor cars..
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In 1862, Napoleon III created the Museum of national Archaeology, which he installed in the castle of Saint Germain en Laye.Today, the museum preserves one of the finest archaeological collections of the world. 
Built in the 17th century, the Château de Malmaison was bought in 1799 by Joséphine and Napoléon Bonaparte, who had it completely redeveloped by the young architects, Percier and Fontaine. 
Home of the kings of France from 1661 (Louis XIV) to 1789 (Louis XVI). 
The museum exhibits one of the finest collections of instruments and objets d’art, restored to their respective musical, historical and geographic contexts. It features a chronological journey from the 17th cent. to the present day. 
A visit to the palace will throw open the doors to the sumptuous apartments of Napoleon I and Napoleon III. Discover also the museum's splendid Second Empire collections and journey into the history of locomotion, from the sledge to the first motor cars.. 
