* A magnificent museum located in a luxurious mansion from the time of the Second Empire (2nd half of the 19th century) in the government quarter of Paris, near the Elysee Palace and Champs-Elysees. The mansion and the collection belonged to the same family — the collector Eduard Andre and his wife, the artist Neli Jacquemart. It houses a rare collection of paintings and sculptures — masterpieces of the Italian early and mature Renaissance, including works by Botticelli, the French school of fine arts of the 17th and 18th centuries, Flemish masters, medieval art objects. All of the above places the museum's collection in importance immediately after the Louvre. You will see all this with your own eyes, and most importantly — the luxurious interiors of the mansion itself, its reception and music rooms, halls, a greenhouse, a magnificent staircase decorated with frescoes by Giovanni Battista Tiepolo and the most interesting — the intimate part of the mansion, the bedrooms and boudoirs of the owners of the house, then equipped with the latest technology. The visit can be completed with a cup of coffee or tea in the famous tea salon of the museum.