Museum Of Hunting And Nature

Unclaimed

Completely out of the mainstream mindset : dead animals, guns and paintings of hunters and dead animals. I let you imagine how weird it can look at first in today’s world. Yet it is a brilliant ‘must see’ place in Paris. Always good surprises to discover. Mix of tradition and fun cutting edge modern arts. I love it (much better than the neighbouring Picasso museum)

THE BEST MUSEUM I've visited. The museum feels like you're in a zoo where time standstill. The whole place is so beautiful and elegant, every animal is so subtly placed in the museum, it's just fascinating. You can actually open certain drawers to look into the artifacts. And above all of that the staff is so good (very gentle) at this museum, I mean if by mistake you miss some part of the museum they'll help you see it and make sure you see all the good things in there.

A jewel of a museum. Located in the heart of the Marais it is housed in a 17th century “hotel particulieur” by the great architect Mansart. Stuffed with dead animals from around the world and an impressive collection of guns, the museum provides a window into a favourite pastime of the French aristocracy. This is exactly what a museum should be. Beautiful, thought-provoking, elegant.

This is a bizarre museum (with a sense of humor) - lots of weapons and dead things and paintings of hunts, in a wonderful old building. Weirdly, I really liked it! There was a stuffed boar with a pink tutu. Photos of old Planet of the Apes movies in the monkey room.

Dont ask me why i liked it but I loved it. It feels uncomfortable but its portraying a real aristocratic hobby activity. Uncomfortable truths. Its a little morbid but beautiful at the same time. The kind of museum that IS an experience. Also loved the pieces of Edi Dubien, beautiful fit. Its small quirky and so elegant and thought provoking