Housed in the elegant residence of a famous 19th-century collector, at 158 Bou?­le?­vard Haussmann, the Musee Jacquemar-Andre displays one of France's finest gatherings of 18th-century French, 17th-century Flemish and Dutch, and Italian Renaissance art, in much the same spirit as New York's Frick Collection or London's Wal?­lace Collection.
In the Musee Jacquemar-Andre you can see fine examples of Flemish, Dutch, French, and Italian art.
Even if you feel you've seen enough Japanese temples, you will certainly be moved by the striking beauty of the bright red camphorwood arch of Itsukushima Shrine rising 16 m (52 ft) out of the sea in front of the low, brilliant vermilion buildings, themselves raised above the water by stilts.