HOTEL DE SULLY ET PLACE DES VOSGES
The Hôtel de Sully, its garden and courtyard, embody the refinement of 17th-century Parisian architecture. Formerly the home of the famous Duc de Sully, Henri IV's Minister of Finance, this private mansion now houses the Centre des Monuments Nationaux, and is open to visitors by reservation only. Access to the gardens and courtyard is free of charge. Access is via either rue Saint Antoine or the famous neighboring Place des Vosges.
The Place des Vosges, surrounded by red brick and white stone buildings, offers a romantic and charming setting. The central garden, with its lawns and fountains, is a haven of peace in the heart of the city. Historically linked to personalities such as Victor Hugo, the Place des Vosges remains an emblematic site, attracting visitors with its rich history and timeless ambiance.
In the immediate vicinity, you can visit the Carnavalet, Picasso, and Cognacq-Jay museums, or go shopping in the Rue des Franc-Bourgeois and its many fashion boutiques, while the district boasts a multitude of restaurants, brasseries, cafés and bakeries.
