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Unfortunately extremely outdated, overpriced, and a total tourist trap riding on it's wave of fame. There are many many more burlesque and cabaret shows and venues in Paris much more worthwhile to check out, costing a fraction of what it does here. Take a picture of the outside and the Toulouse art on the walls under the entryway, and move on.

"The Three Shades", originally created by Rodin to be placed above the door in his piece "The Gates of Hell" to look down upon the viewer. The Gates is right beside this larger version but doesn't serve the purpose of looking down upon the viewer anymore due to its size and placement. Still, a very cool sculpture to see.

Incredibly intricate and interesting work by Rodin. Pay attention to all the details and allegory to hell and the afterlife presented. At the top, sits "The Three Shades", meant to look down upon you as you pass through the gate and is recreated in large scale nearby.

The interior is nice to look at and is well kept. Mostly plaques describing history, statues, and paintings/pictures. A quick look around is plenty enough to take in everything this has to offer.

Beautiful from the outside and an essential photo zone for Edinburgh castle. The inside is nice but there isn't a lot to see and it's mostly recreations.