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L’HÔTEL

the Hotel is a must. Jacques Garcia has created a charming house, luxurious but intimate and discreet, steeped in the history of Saint-Germain des Prés. Here we take a trip, a thousand places from our daily lives, in a special atmosphere, borrowed from a little nostalgia for bygone times. Each of the twenty rooms has its legend, reflected by a specific decoration. If you like English literature, room N° 16 where Oscar Wilde lived for a long time will be for you, but you will have many other choices, from Marco Polo to Charles X via Mistinguett, or even Venice and Pondicherry, and even an apartment with its terrace.

In the basement there is a lovely pool and a hammam, which can be privatized to spend a moment of relaxation alone or in pairs.

The Hotel also has one of the prettiest lounges there is, which can be privatized for events, and a Bar, the Wilde’s, one of the best known on the left bank, the one where we give appointments during the day. , where we feast at night, where every Thursday evening we come to listen to jazz. (find it in our Bars & Clubs section).

L’HÔTEL

13 rue des Beaux-Arts 75006 Paris

01 44 41 99 00

WILDE’S

In the long tradition of hotel bars, discreet, hushed and distinguished, where you come across over a cocktail, a writer, an actress or a few friends who share Oscar Wilde’s secret: Luxury, calm and voluptuousness. The magical cocktail menu offers signature cocktails (the oldest, the Hotel, or The Usual created for Tilda Swinton) and original creations. On Thursday evenings, we also come to listen to jazz.

L’HÔTEL


13 rue des Beaux Arts 75006 Paris
01 44 41 99 00

Open daily from 7 a.m. to 1 a.m.
Cocktails from 5 p.m. every evening

Galerie LE MINOTAURE

The Galerie Le Minotaure, created in 2002, is situated Rue des Beaux-Arts, at the former address of the famous bookshop from whom it preserved its name. His founder, Benoit Sapiro, is fascinated by Russian and Central Europe artists of the first half of the 20th century. Benoit Sapiro dedicated himself to helping rediscover the first half of the 20th Century Russian and Central Europe artists for more than twenty years, with a constant and passionated action.

Artists permanently presented: Samuel Ackermann, Nina Aizenberg, Natan Altman, Mikhail Andreenko,
François Angiboult, Boris Aronson, Jean Arp, Vladimir Baranoff-Rossiné, Bernd & Hilla Becher, Istvan Beothy,
Ilse Bing, Erwin Blumenfeld, Theodore Brauner, Carl Buchheister, Augustin Cardenas, Marc Chagall, Youla Chapoval, Serge Charchoune, Nicolas Chardon, Eduardo Chillida, Erich Comeriner, Le Corbusier, Robert Delaunay, Sonia Delaunay, Walter Dexel, Pierre Dmitrienko, Alexandra Exter, Serge Férat, Piotr Galadzhev, Natalia Goncharova, Michail Grobman, Otto Gutfreund, Jacques Hérold, Adolf Hoffmeister, Vilmos Huszar, Bela Kadar, Paul Kallos, Wassily Kandinsky, Lajos Kassak, Edmund Kesting, Chuta Kimura, Jiří Kolář, Pinchus Kremegne, Yuri Kuper, Frantisek Kupka, André Lanskoy, Michel Larionov, Bertrand Lavier, Fernand Léger, El Lissitsky, Pinchas Litvinovsky, Man Ray Janos Mattis-Teutsch, Grégoire Michonze, László Moholy-Nagy, Pierre Molinier, François Morellet, Nina Mushinsky, Vera Pagava, Georges Papazoff, Jules Pascin, Jean Pougny, Anton Prinner, Judit Reigl, Alfred Reth, Gerhard Richter, Issachar Ber Ryback, Hugo Scheiber, Chaim Soutine, Anna Staritsky, Edik Steinberg, Léopold Survage, Ilya Tchachnik, Sophie Tcherniak, Oleg Tselkov, Leon Tutundjian, Henry Valensi, Georges Valmier, Marie Vassilieff, Valentin Vorobiov, Alexander Yakovlev, Vladimir Yankilevsky, Kirill Zdanevitch

Galerie LE MINOTAURE


2 Rue des Beaux Arts 75006 Paris