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Hotels inspired by the spirit of the place

For 25 years Esprit de France has implemented a certain philosophy in its hotels. Whether the hotel is several centuries old or not, it has a history, it reflects an era.
While keeping up with technologies to satisfy even the most demanding clients, Esprit de France maintains, renovates and creates establishments that carry on “the spirit of the place”, an atmosphere that keeps it alive.

At the moment…

A moment at the Hôtel Brighton...

There is its ideal localization offering a breathtaking view of Paris from some of the rooms. From the window, glance around the view on the Louvre, the Tuileries garden and the Eiffel tower. What it takes to move you…

And this is not the only reason you will feel very unique at the Hôtel Brighton. As soon as the doors open under the Rivoli Street arcades, you will enter a place full of History where every detail is authentic.

Discover the Hôtel Brighton.

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Events and culture

Exhibitions
Edvard Munch or the Anti-scream
From February the 19th to July the 18th, the Pinacothèque presents “Edvard Munch or the Anti-Scream”. The 100 works exhibited represents the Norwegian artist’s first and larger retrospective in Paris, where he used to live. Munch is mainly famous for “The scream”, a symbol of his melancholy. At the Pinacothèque you will discover the complete expressionist [...]
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Robert Doisneau, From craft to art
From January the 13th to April the 18th, the Henri Cartier-Bresson Foundation, just a stone’s throw from the Hotel Aiglon, presents « Robert Doisneau, From craft to art». The exhibition shows about hundred prints of Robert Doisneau closely linked to Paris and street scenes taken between 1930 and 1966. Doisneau’s photographs are immortalized life instants. And [...]
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Isadora Duncan, a living sculpture
In Paris, until March 14, 2010, the Bourdelle Museum presents an ambitious exhibition dedicated to Isadora Duncan (1877-1927), a pioneer figure of dance. Autodidact born on the coast of California, this bold, modern woman put her art at the heart of a project of a society based on more freedom and democracy. Defying convention, [...]
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