How about a gourmet walk?
The museum is closed, but the tea room is open!
While we're waiting to welcome you to our next exhibition, here's something for you to do around the Museum!
Mademoiselle Angelina tea room
Le salon de thé Mademoiselle Angelina: an emblematic example of French art de vivre that welcomes you during the day, for a refined gourmet break right next to the Museum.
The menu is varied, and the setting calm and poetic. Our recommendation: Mademoiselle Angelina's elderflower iced tea!
And as long as the weather is fine, you'll be delighted to take a pastry home with you to enjoy in the countryside... in the Jardin du Luxembourg, for example?
Le Jardin du Luxembourg
One of Paris's most important botanical and architectural heritage sites, the Jardin du Luxembourg, which borders the Museum, is brimming with history.
From the Fontaine Médicis and its pools, to the Orangerie and its fruit trees, not forgetting the hundred or so statues that populate the park and the many play and leisure activities: there's something for everyone!
See you at the Museum on September,13 for our next exhibition: Gertrude Stein and Pablo Picasso, the Invention of Language.
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GERTRUDE STEIN AND PABLO PICASSO
General guided tour
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