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Inclusions
Entry to Hôtel de la Marine
Entry to Intendants' Apartments or Al Thani Collection (depending on the ticket selected)
Access to 18th-century lounges
Access to Loggia
Audio guide in Spanish, Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Arabic & Russian
3D audio headset
Inclusions Orangerie Museum
Entry to Orangerie Museum
Access to the Nymphéas room
Access to permanent & temporary exhibitions
Hôtel de la Marine
Entry to Hôtel de la Marine
Entry to Al Thani Collection
Audio guide
Orangerie Museum
Hôtel de la Marine
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Wondering what to include in your Paris itinerary? We got one, Hotel de la Marine. Be warned! If you’re a history buff or have one in your group, you are going to geek out, and here are four reasons why:
Visit the intimate spaces of the Intendants who once called Hotel de la Marine their home. It’ll feel like walking through an 18th-century laboratory, filled with furnishing, decor, and artwork, belonging to that period.
Did you know: The original sky-blue paint in the tiled antechamber was found after removing 18 layers of paint.
For one of the most beautiful (unobstructed) views of Paris, walk through the loggia, a balcony. Built in the 18th century, this classic architectural gem features 12 Corinthian columns, sculpted nas-reliefs, and a checkerboard floor, thus reflecting its royal origins.
Did you know: The Hotel de la Marine is constructed around the imposing balcony, loggia.
The grandiose staterooms are a reminder of the Navy's presence who spent 200 years within these walls. Walking through these halls, you can spot marks of the Navy such as anchors and dolphins. Adjacent to the staterooms is the famous loggia, offering one of the best and unobstructed Paris views.
The Al Thani Collection, one of the world's most prestigious private collections, features an extraordinary array of artworks, from Antiquity to the present. It covers cultures and civilizations and celebrates human creativity and the power of art.
Did you know: Previously works from the Al Thani Collection have been presented to the public through temporary exhibitions in major international institutions, including The Met (New York), the Hermitage Museum (St. Petersburg), and the Victoria and Albert Museum (London).
Upon arrival, the visitors are given The Confident, a connected headset that brings to life the spaces and characters that once inhabited the Hotel de la Marine. For an immersive experience, there are the dancing mirrors, the table of urbanism, and the sailor’s table, each replaying a historic moment from the past.
The exhibition includes a diverse selection of unique and often unusual objects representing cultures across five continents, spanning the second millennium BC to the 21st century.
A typical visit to Hôtel de la Marine lasts about 1.5 to 2 hours, depending on your interest in the exhibits and whether you opt for a guided tour.
No, your tickets do not include priority access; you can enter the monument anytime during opening hours.
Your ticket includes audio-guided tours in 9 languages - Spanish, Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Arabic & Russian.
Yes, lecture and discovery tours of the hotel are available, at an additional cost. These tours are led by a guide-lecturer or an agent of the monument (depending on the tour you choose). These tickets can be purchased separately on-site.
Free entry is for:
-Children under 18 years of age
-Adults between 18-25 years of age (EU citizens and non-EU legal residents)
-Disabled visitor and one companion
-Members of the Association of Friends of the Hotel de la Marine
-Job seekers
Passes that allow free entry are:
-Education pass
-Hotel de la Marine pass
-Paris Museum Pass
Your tickets are non-cancellable but they can be rescheduled to a later date (look for this information on your ticket).
