Jeongku CHOI

It is beautiful and impressive. I think this shows a very good example of a modern cathedral.
The exterior façade is beautiful, also the frescoes by Nicolas UNTERSTELLER inside the cathedral go really well with the concrete walls.
It would be nice to compare it with the frescoes of the old cathedrals.

This is a museum where Georges Clemenceau, the French Prime Minister during World War I, lived in an actual apartment from 1896 to his death. On the first floor there are records about him (newspapers, paintings, letters etc), and on the ground floor you can see the dining room, bedroom, bureau and garden.

He is known for his distinctive mustaches and photographs of tigers and Clemenceau's words below the museum paintings stand out.

<<Il faut savoir ce que l'on veut. Quand on le sait, il faut avoir le courage de le dire. Et quand on le dit, il faut avoir le courage de le faire.>>
(You have to know what you want. When you know it, you have to have the courage to say it. And when we say, you have to have the courage to do it.)

It is not large, so it takes about 20 minutes to look around, and it is recommended to check the website in advance as the museum is often closed depending on circumstances.

It's located in complex Trocadéro but it's calm and you can feel a different atmosphere.

There are famous persons' tombs(Debussy, Manet..etc)but it's not easy to find them. At the entrance, there is a map to find easily.