- The city of Paris museum of modern art
- La maison de Balzac (Balzac's house)
- The musée Bourdelle
- The Musée Carnavalet – History of Paris, the Archaeological Crypt of the Ile de la Cité, and the Paris Catacombs
- The musée Cernuschi
- The musée Cognacq-Jay
- The Palais Galliera
- The musée du général Leclerc de Hauteclocque et de la libération de Paris - musée Jean Moulin
- The Petit Palais
- The musée de la Vie romantique
- Victor Hugo's houses - Paris / Guernesey
- The musée Zadkine
The musée de la Vie romantique
Located in the romantic area known as ‘New Athens’, the Musée de la Vie Romantique is a magnificent backdrop for its collections, which, for the most part, are directly related to the arts in France under the July Monarchy. The presentation is organised around paintings by Ary Scheffer and his entourage
Ary Scheffer, a renowned occupant of the building, played host to the artistic and intellectual elite of Paris, which included Delacroix, Rossini, George Sand, Chopin, Gounod, Tourgueniev, and Dickens. The museum began life as a place of charm and memory, constructed around a few great figures, but nowadays the permanent-collections trail presents the visitor with a stratified narrative in which the biographies of personalities connected with the house are overlaid by a reflection of cultural life under the July Monarchy, artistic creation during the Romantic period, and the literary work of a late 19th-century thinker. George Sand memorabilia belonging to the City of Paris is held and displayed in the Rue Chaptal because it is particularly suited to the place, the project and George Sand’s role in the artistic life of the 19th century.