Luxembourg Palace
Marie de Medicis acquired the land for the Luxembourg Palace and began planning the building in 1612. It remained a princely residence until the French Revolution. Declared a National Palace in 1791, it later housed the House of Peers and the Senate of the Third Republic.
Marie de Medicis acquired the land for the Luxembourg Palace and began planning the building in 1612. It remained a princely residence until the French Revolution. Declared a National Palace in 1791, it later housed the House of Peers and the Senate of the Third Republic.
Eintrag
- Object type under review
- Frankreich
Redaktionelle Einordnung
Editorial interpretation: this succession of uses makes the palace a useful place through which to consider the reuse of a royal residence by changing political institutions. The history invites a reading centred on continuity of place.
Besuchsempfehlung
Confirm current interior and grounds access with the responsible property or heritage institution before planning a visit. Check the specific entrance, any booking arrangements and accessibility directly. Stay on authorised routes; the recorded coordinate is an identity point and does not establish public admission.
Lage und Besuch
Bestätigen Sie aktuelle Öffnungszeiten, Zugangsbedingungen und Reservierungen direkt beim Ort. Diese Angaben folgen dem Quelldatensatz.
Quellen & Credits
Quelldatensatz: Responsible heritage institution — factual source
Quelldatensatz: Wikidata identity
Quelldatensatz: Wikimedia Commons photograph and licence