Monuments

CATHEDRALE NOTRE-DAME DE PARIS
6, place du Parvis Notre-Dame 75004 Paris
Métro : Cité 
Opening Hours: from 7.45am to 7.00pm 7 days a week. Access restrictions according to the offices.
Gothic masterpiece. The cathedral Notre-Dame de Paris, conceived by Maurice de Sully was built between XIIth and XIVth centuries (1163-1345). It also shelters the Treasury of the cathedral. Curiosity: the road distances of France are reckoned from the point "0 km" situated on the square.

BASILIQUE DU SACRE COEUR DE MONTMARTRE
Parvis du Sacré Cœur 75018 Paris
Métro : Anvers
Opening Hours: from 6.45pm to 11.00pm 7 days a week.
Church built by national wish following the defeat of 1870. The basilica was sacred in 1919. Curiosity: the Basilica was completely financed by the collection of donations in the whole country (all the names of the donors are engraved in the stone).

TOUR EIFFEL
Champ de Mars 75007 Paris
Métro : Bir Hakeim
Opening Hours: from 9.30am to 11pm 7 days a week.

The Eiffel Tower, one of the most well-known monuments in the world (324 metres, 10 100 tons), was set up by Gustave Eiffel in 1889 for the World Fair.
Curiosity: Gustave Eiffel's office is reconstituted at the last floor. 

PANTHEON
Place du Panthéon 75005 Paris
Métro : Cardinal-Lemoine
Opening hours : from 10.00am to 06.30pm (from April to September) and from 10.00am to 06.00pm (from October to March)

Masterpiece of Soufflot (1713-1780) and ancient church dedicated to Saint Geneviève, the Pantheon became, during the Revolution, the necropolis of the well-known and great people. Among these 72 “great men" rest notably Voltaire, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Victor Hugo, Emile Zola, Jean Jaurès and Jean Moulin, and since 1996, André Malraux. Curiosity: you can discover in the heart of the nave the pendulum of Foucault, demonstration of the rotation of the Earth.

Musuems / Exhibitions

MUSEE LOUVRE
34 Quai du Louvre 75001 Paris
Métro : Palais Royal Musée du Louvre
Opening Hours: Every day (except on Tuesdays) from 9.00am to 6.00pm and until 10.00pm on Wednesday and Friday.
Museum since 1793, the Louvre is one of the first European museums and one of the richest to the world. Its collections are organized in eight big departments among which Paintings; sculpture and Egyptian Antiques. At present: "Armenia Sacra": for the first time, display of the Armenian Christian art of the IVth at the dawn of the XIXth century. From February 21st till May 21st, 2007. 

MUSEE D’ORSAY
62 Rue de Lille 75007 Paris
Métro : Solferino
Opening Hours: Every day (except on Tuesdays) from 9.30am to 06.00pm and until 09.45pm on Thursday.
Fitted out in the ancient rail station “Gare d’Orsay” inaugurated for the World Fair of 1900, the museum opened its doors in 1986. Besides the traditional artistic domains (painting, sculpture, arts graphs, objets rt), the collections group together works recovering from disciplines such as the architecture, the furniture and the photography.

MUSEE DU QUAI BRANLY : Ouverture
218 rue de l’Université et 37 Quai Branly 75007 Paris
Métro : Alma-Marceau
Opening Hours: Every day (except on Mondays) from 10.00am to 06.30pm and until 10.00pm on Thursday.
Opened in the end of June 2006, this museum in the singular architecture imagined by Jean Nouvel and supported by Jacques Chirac, presents a combination  of ancient collections of ethnology of the museum of the Man (sheltered by the Palace of Chaillot) and those of the national museum of the arts of Africa and Oceania
At present:
"first Nations: royal collections: the Indians of plains and meadows of North America ": for the first time, objects-lighthouses in touch with the native populations of Canada and the Indians of the United States are collected. Until May 13th, 2007.

CENTRE GEORGES POMPIDOU/BEAUBOURG
Place Georges Pompidou 75004 Paris
Métro : Hôtel de Ville
Opening Hours: Every day (except on Tuesdays and May the 01st) from 11.00am to 09.00pm and until 11.00pm on every Thursday.
The architecture of the Georges Pompidou Center, who marked the 70s by its high-tech look, offers an audacious contrast in the old district of Beaubourg (architects Piano-Rogers 1977 and Piano-Bodin on 1997-2000). This place of modern and contemporary culture shelters the National Museum of Modern Art of Paris. At present: "Samuel Beckett" from March 14th till June 15th, 2007. 

MUSEE JACQUEMART ANDRE
158, bd Haussmann 75008 Paris
Métro : Miromesnil ou Saint Philippe du Roule
Opening Hours: Every day from 10.00am to 06.00pm.
In a luxurious mansion built during the Second Empire, you will discover the masterpieces of the Italian Renaissancel, the French School of the XVIIIth century and the Flemish bosses. At present: «masks of China, magic rites of Nuo" until August 28th, 2007. Thanks to hundred of ancient masks resulting from the most beautiful private collections and dating from the XVIth, XVIIth and XVIIIth centuries: The visitor is invited to discover the mysterious universe of the Chinese religious rites.

MUSEE DU LUXEMBOURG
19 rue de Vaugirard 75006 Paris
Métro : Saint Sulpice, Odéon
Opening Hours: Every day from 10.30am to 07.
00pm, on Mondays and Fridays until 10.00pm and on Sundays from 09.00am to 07.00pm
Placed under the guardianship of the Senate since 2000, its current vocation is to present periodically thematic and original artistic exhibitions. At present: "René Lalique: Jewels of exception 1890-1912 " until July 29th, 2007

MUSEE DE L’ORANGERIE
Jardin des Tuileries 75001 Paris
Métro : Concorde
Opening Hours: Every day from 09.00am to 07.00pm, and until 09.00pm on Fridays.
The museum of the “Orangerie” reopened its doors on May 17th, 2006. The museum is settled since 1927 in ancient orangery of the Second Empire. It presents permanently all the Claude Monet's works and 144 paintings of the collection Jean Walter and Paul Guillaume (Cézanne, Renoir, the Customs officer Rousseau, Matisse, Derain, Picasso, Modigliani, Soutine, Utrillo, Marie Laurencin). 

MUSEE DES ARTS DECORATIFS : Réouverture
107 rue de Rivoli 75001 Paris
Métro : Palais Royal Musée du Louvre
Opening Hours : From Tuesday to Friday from 11.00am to 06.00pm and on week ends from 10.00am to 06.00pm
After ten years of works, a chronological route(course) presents you a complete panorama of the Decorative arts of the average Age in our days. 
Remark: most of the Parisian museums and of Ile-de-France are free on first Sunday of every month. (Except temporary exhibitions)

GALERIES NATIONALES DU PALAIS ROYAL
Entrée Porte Clémenceau, Place Clémenceau
Métro : Champs Elysées Clémenceau
Opening Hours : every day except on Tuesdays from 10.00am to 08.00pm and on Wednesday until 10.00pm
At present: " the golden age of classic India: the Empire of Gupta " from April 4th till June 25th, 2007, At the period Gupta (IVe-VIe century AD) marks the highlight of the Indian civilization. 

Guided tours

Be guided in the daytime and at night for a tour with a driver: departure and return from the hotel. 

Tour of Paris
Guided Tour to discover the monuments which made the Great Reputation of our capital with photo stops, Two departures every day at 08:30 am and 1:30 pm.
Lasts approximately 3:30 hours

Versailles
Discover the castle of Versailles, symbol of the brilliance of France at the time of King Soleil, Louis XIV. Guided Visits are not organized in the Big Apartments (gallery of mirrors, chamber of the Queen). Inclusive admission tickets. Two Departures every day (except Monday) at 8:30 am and 1:30 pm.
Lasts approximately 3:30 hours

Giverny – Les Jardins de Monet + Musée d'art américain
It is in the valley of the Seine that the impressionistic painter Claude Monet settled down in 1883. Walk up to the famous Japanese bridge, the garden of water and its pond of nymphéas, visit of the Museum of American art (inclusive tickets). From April 1st till October 31st, departure from Tuesday till Saturday at 1:15 pm and on Sundays at 8 am: Lasts approximately 5:00 hours

Paris " Clin d’oeil " + Cruise + lunch in the Eiffel Tower
After having made the tour of Paris with a driver-guide, you will have lunch to the restaurant ' Altitude 95 ' in the first floor of the Eiffel Tower, followed by a cruise of one hour on the Seine. All inclusive.

Illuminations
At night; you will discover the charms of the ' City of Lights ' and of its main illuminated monuments: place de la Concorde, Trocadéro, Eiffel Tower, Pyramid of the Louvre, Notre Dame, etc. … Every day at 8 pm in winter and 9:15 pm in summer Duration: approximately 1:30 hours.

Disneyland Paris
Visit of the park Disney in Marne la Vallée.
Transfer rate: 150€ included return.
Entry fees are in supplement. 

We also propose a multitude of guided day-tour to discover:
Bruges
La Champagne
Le Mont Saint Michel
The Loire valley
The beaches of the Landing … 

Shopping

Hotel Château Frontenac is located between the Champs Elysées and the Avenue George V, area of theatres, movies, cabarets, and fashion shops.

Restaurants

For any request, our concierges are at your disposal to suggest you a restaurant according to your wishes.
Discover unknown places and have access to highest.

LE PICHET DE PARIS
The Bistrot of la Rue Pierre Charron combines service and friendly quality cooking.

CHEZ ANDRE (open 7 days a week)
Famous restaurant just behind the hotel, this is a standard where regular guests like to go.

MARIUS ET JANETTE (open 7 days a week)
A friendly sea food restaurant

L’AVENUE
5 minutes walk from the hotel on Avenue Montaigne, restaurant appreciated by celebrities. Nice place for a shopping break, difficult to find a place on the “terrace” in summer.

LES BOUCHONS DE FRANCOIS CLERC
Typical Parisian “bistrot à vins”, friendly service and modern French food.

FERMETTE MARBEUF
Around the bloc, you will appreciate a typical Parisian “bistrot” in a splendid decor classified at the historic monuments

LE PERGOLESE   
One Michelin star gastronomic restaurant with high French cuisine in a romantic décor. You can not be disappointed.

LES SAVEURS DE FLORA
Mediterranean food in a contemporaneous, sober and elegant style

DIEP
A high quality Chinese restaurant in a sophisticated decor

CANTINE DU FAUBOURG
Restaurant-bar-loft, on the famous rue du Faubourg St Honoré, modern food in this lounge décor, the place to be in Paris.

STRESA
Beautiful place, Beautiful food and Beautiful people.

And naturally the famous Dinner Cruises on the Seine, every evening from 08.00pm.

Cabarets

MOULIN ROUGE

Mythic cabaret on Place Pigalle with the “Féerieé show

LIDO

Located on the Champs Elysées.
Amazing show on stage at this cabaret.

CRAZY HORSE

Crazy Horse Cabaret is synonymous of elegance,
sensual artistry and sophistication since 1951.

BOBIN’O

The first Cabaret-restaurant-lounge with 40 artists on stage, located on the left bank!

PARADIS LATIN

Typical Parisian show on the left bank.

MICHOU

The man in blue famous dinner – show in Montmartre.

Theatres

 Inescapable of the season:

CABARET, Sam Mendès's stage setting.
The famous "musical" of Broadway played for the first time in French within the framework of Folies Bergère completely transformed into German cabaret of the front war. Until July 14th, 2007, every evening at 8:00 pm except Monday and morning a Saturday and Sunday at 3:00 pm. 

Soon:
from November 1st, 2007 to the Theater Mogador: KING LION. Tim Rice's famous musical and Elton John, adapted by Walt Disney's cartoon arrives for the first time in France and in French!

Other current plays:
ON THE ROAD OF MADISON, this adaptation of the cult novel of Robert James Waller meets together Mireille Darc and Alain Delon. To the Theater Marigny until May 19th, 2007. 

And theatre Popesco, find PIAF, A LIFE IN PINKISH AND BLACK, Edith Piaf's life through its songs. Until April 28th, 2007

PIERRE ET FILS, or the meeting of Pierre Palmade and Pierre Richard. Theatre des Varietés until April 29th, 2007.

A LA RECHERCHE DE JOSEPHINE, or the history of the “Negro” Rewiev during its display in Paris during roaring twenties. From April 26th on June 9th, 2007 in the “Opera Comique”, from Tuesday till Saturday at 8 pm and morning at 3 pm on Saturday and Sundays. 

IRRESISTIBLE, with Virginia Ledoyen, for the first time on stage, together with Arié Elmaleh, the brother of Gad. «They are young, they hide nothing. They are modern, they say to themselves everything. They are free; they love each other without contract. And it is the hell … At the Theater Hébertot, until May 31st, 2007. 

L’AVARE, another version of Moliere, with the huge Michel Bouquet in the role titles.
At the Theatre of the “La Porte Saint Martin” until April 29th, 2007. 

Soon:
"Le diner des Cons" from October 2nd, 2007, Francis Veber's stage setting with Dany Boon and Arthur.