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Special Exhibitions in Paris, France | |
| In addition to its many museums, Paris also hosts many special exhibitions in beautiful buildings as impressive as the exhibitions themselves. | ||
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Although most Paris museums host special exhibitions in addition to their permanent collections, some venues are best known for their special exhibits. The Grand Palais, a crystal palace built for the World's Fair in 1900, today hosts special exhibits. One of the largest exhibition spaces in Paris, the Grand Palais can present extensive international exhibitions. More... Facing the Grand Palais across the Avenue Winston Churchill (map), the Petit Palais hosts smaller exhibitions, particularly fine arts shows. The Hôtel de Ville or city hall also is the site of traveling exhibitions. Recent shows have focused on Jacques Prévert and Gustave Eiffel. Information on these and other special exhibitions may also be found in the weekly pariscope, available at newsstands.
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Above: Grand
Palais, Paris, France
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