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Place Vauban (Invalides - Paris 07th)
- NON SMOKING -
2-room Apt with 1 Bedroom
Sleeps: 4 people
Standard Double bed in the main bedroom + Pullout bed (double) in the second bedroom
Floor: Main Floor
Subway: Varenne, St François Xavier
Surface area: 743 sq.ft./ 70 m2
The Big Plus: Invalides Dome view from your windows (Napoleon is your closest Neighbour !) The Place Vauban is located in the most exclusive neighborhoods of Paris - 7th Arrondissement, a most central and safe location with excellent connections to all areas of the city.
THE PROPERTY
Very elegant apartment furnished with selected and valuable antiques, located in a building of the late 19th Century, with parquet floor ensure the typical French touch make this apartment a prime choice for those seeking quiet, central and well equipped.
LOCATION
Within easy walking distance to the Eiffel Tower, Musee Rodin, the Invalides and the grand & petit Palais, Musee d'Orsay, and a wealth of monuments and historic sights as well as stylish shopping areas, and offering all transport and shopping facilities.
The 7th district is the home of embassies and ministries. The Hotel Matignon, at No. 57 rue de Varenne, is the residence of the Prime Minister and The Hotel de Biron at No. 77 is now the Musee Rodin, which has a lovely garden and is open to the public.
Eiffel Tower
The worldwide symbol of Paris. It was built for the World Fair of 1889, held to commemorate the centenary of the French Revolution. Named after its designer, Gustave Eiffel, it stands 320m (1050ft) high and held the record as the world's tallest structure until 1930.
Invalides & Napoleon's Tomb
The group of buildings 'Hotel des Invalids' was ordered by Louis XIV (the 'Roi Soleil') to house the king's old soldiers. A year later he commissioned the Eglise du Dome, a magnificent Baroque church with its beautiful gold-leafed dome, which holds the impressive tomb of Napoleon. Napoleon was brought here from his grave in St. Helena where he was exiled, to fulfill his last wish to be buried on the banks of the Seine.
Auguste Rodin Museum
Rodin left everything he owned, including his works of art, to the State so that this monument could be saved, and above all turned into a museum dedicated to sculpture.
RATES
WEEK:
1000 euros / 7 nights (all included)
5 NIGHTS PACK:
800 euros / 5 nights (all included)
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