Tickets to Hôtel de la Marine with Audio Guide

Why Visit Hotel de la Marine

Located in the heart of Paris, Hotel de la Marine is a historic landmark with a rich heritage. Once the residence of high-ranking officials, it has been restored to showcase its stunning architecture and decorative arts. The audio guide, available in multiple languages, offers fascinating insights into the building's history and the lives of those who lived there. Don't miss this self-guided visit to one of Paris' most famous structures and learn about its fascinating history.

The Intendant's Apartments

If you grab tickets for the 1-hour visit to the Intendant's Apartments, you will be transported back in time to witness the magnificence of French monarchy firsthand. The interiors of the space are beautiful, featuring the King's and Queen's apartments, the Grand Salon, and the Hall of Mirrors, all of which provide a look into the affluent lifestyle of French royalty.

Al Thani Collection

The Al Thani Collection is a must-see for art lovers. It features an extraordinary collection of rare and valuable artifacts from all around the world. During the 1.15-hour visit, see one of the world's most prestigious private collections. The Al Thani Collection comprises an exceptional ensemble of artworks spanning from antiquity to the present day.

Tickets to Hôtel de la Marine with Audio Guide

Discover the 18th-century Hôtel de la Marine in Paris, a former naval ministry building that has been transformed into an opulent and beautifully decorated museum housing over 50 rooms filled with stunning French stucco work and frescoes. This guided tour includes access to either the Al Thani Collection of royal furniture or the Intendant’s Apartments, providing visitors with approximately two hours to explore this historic site on their own pace. The audio guide is available in multiple languages including English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, and Russian, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the rich history and architecture of the Hôtel de la Marine. Built as the ‘Garde-Meuble de la Couronne’ in 1774 by architect Ange-Jacques Gabriel, this palace was used to store royal furniture and Crown Jewels until the French Revolution. The building covers an area of approximately 25,000 square feet and stands at a height of around 80 feet. Tourists can marvel at the views of the Parisian skyline from the open-air gallery that overlooks Place de la Concorde, one of the most famous squares in Paris. Visitors will spend about an hour exploring the Hall of Mirrors, which features stunning glass chandeliers and intricate marble columns dating back to 1790.

Explore Hôtel de la Marine with Audio Guide

Your tour stops at the Hôtel de la Marine where you can marvel at the opulent rooms filled with French stucco work and frescoes. Built in 1774 by architect Ange-Jacques Gabriel, this historic building covers an area of approximately 25,000 square feet and stands at a height of around 80 feet. The Hôtel de la Marine was originally used to store royal furniture and Crown Jewels until the French Revolution, making it a key site for understanding the history of the French monarchy. Visitors will spend about an hour exploring the Hall of Mirrors, which features stunning glass chandeliers and intricate marble columns dating back to 1790. The Hôtel de la Marine offers a unique glimpse into the luxury of the French nobility through its beautifully decorated rooms and historical artifacts, setting it apart from other landmarks in Paris.

Tour Highlights

• Visit the Hôtel de la Marine with audio guide
• 2 hours at landmark with detailed explanations
• Audio guide available in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, and Russian
• Explore opulent rooms filled with stucco work and frescoes
• Marvel at views of Parisian skyline from open-air gallery overlooking Place de la Concorde
• Access either Al Thani Collection or Intendant’s Apartments providing glimpse into luxury of French nobility
• Built in 1774 by architect Ange-Jacques Gabriel as Garde-Meuble de la Couronne
• Hall of Mirrors features stunning glass chandeliers and intricate marble columns dating back to 1790

Perfect for history enthusiasts, architecture lovers, and Parisians, this guided tour provides an in-depth look at the Hôtel de la Marine’s rich history and opulent interiors. The two-hour exploration allows you to visit the Al Thani Collection of royal furniture or the Intendant’s Apartments, giving you a unique perspective on the luxury of the French nobility while enjoying the stunning architecture and historical artifacts.