




Musée Jacquemart-André
Museum Gallery
4.5 (7090 reviews)
Notable, 15th to 18th century, European art collection on display in ornate, 19th-century townhouse.
158 Bd Haussmann, 75008 Paris, France
+33 1 45 62 11 59
Did You Know?
A Love Story's Legacy
The museum was the private mansion of Édouard André and Nélie Jacquemart, a wealthy couple who shared a profound passion for art and travel. Their home and its magnificent collection were bequeathed to the Institut de France upon their deaths.
A Private Home Turned Museum
Unlike many grand public museums, the Musée Jacquemart-André retains the intimate feel of a private residence. Visitors can explore the lavishly decorated rooms as if stepping back into the 19th-century life of its original owners.
Exceptional Italian Art
The museum boasts one of the finest private collections of Italian Renaissance art in France, featuring masterpieces by artists such as Botticelli, Donatello, Uccello, and Mantegna, acquired during the couple's extensive travels.
Paris's Most Beautiful Café
The museum's former dining room now houses a renowned café, often cited as one of the most beautiful in Paris. It offers a charming setting for a meal or tea, surrounded by the mansion's opulent decor and overlooking the winter garden.
Highlights from Reviews
• stunning architecture
The mansion itself is a work of art, with grand staircases, richly decorated rooms, and preserved historical details.
• impressive art collection
The museum houses a significant collection of paintings from renowned artists, including Rembrandts and Botticellis, and diverse decorative pieces.
• well-curated exhibitions
Both permanent and temporary exhibitions are thoughtfully curated, offering engaging and informative displays.
• friendly and helpful staff
Visitors consistently praised the staff for being warm, engaging, and helpful, enhancing the overall experience.
• intimate museum experience
Compared to larger Parisian museums, it offers a more personal and less crowded experience, allowing for closer appreciation of the art.