Musée du Quai Branley

One of Paris' newest  (2006) museums, Musée du Quai Branley, located near la Tour Eiffel, features the indigenous art and cultures of Africa, Asia, the Americas and Oceana. It is well worth your time on your next visit.

Sunday in Paris

Musee de l'Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris

The American Cathedral

Musee Quai Branley

Lest you think we are worn out and can't put one foot in front of the other, we jammed another day full of sights and fun. We headed out at 10 this morning and attended services at the beautiful American Cathedral on Avenue George V. I photographed this church last summer ( check the archives for previous photos). It was a wonderful experience and everyone was so friendly. We followed that with a nice lunch around the corner. After photographing "The Flame" we walked down the street to the , *Musee de lÁrt Moderne de la Ville de Paris to see the fabulous Dufy mural. We took a little more time to quickly see the permanent collection. Once done, we walked the pedestrian bridge to the Musee Quai Branley. A fairly new museum, it features the art of native civilizations around the world. What an interesting museum this is! By 4, we were tired and it was getting dark and was very cold. We hopped a bus and took the long way home, ending at the Gare du Nord, where we took the Metro home. We had a little downtime before finding dinner. It's 12:07, I'm very tired. Good Night everyone!

* I regret I cannot provide links for the places I've mentioned. PC problems. grrrr