Emma Jacobs (1)

I'm sure I could never run out of things to do in Paris, but I do like this little guide to some of the smaller museums that I hadn't heard of. It's the perfect guide to finding museums you might otherwise miss. And in these days of over-tourism, it's probably a very good idea to have some of these museums as Plan B if you've neglected to book your ticket to the Louvre before you've left home.

The Little(r) Museums of Paris: An Illustrated Guide to the City's Hidden Gems makes a great companion to Museums and Galleries of London, an Insight Guide edited by Brian Bell and Clare Peel. On your first trip to London you do all the well-known museums, the British, the V&A, the Natural History, the Science Musuem & the British Library, and then what do you do after that? On subsequent trips, you work through the wonderful places to go to, that you find in this guide. My edition is 2002, (ISBN 9789812347466) but we've been using this book to plan our 4-5 days in London that start nearly all our European journeys, and there are still some museums that we haven't ticked off yet.

Well, The Little(r) Museums of Paris is in the same vein. There's not quite as much information about the museums, but I like the way the museums are grouped in categories

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