浪漫生活博物館

～～參訪了位於巴黎第九區的 “浪漫博物館”,（Musée de la vie romantique)館藏不多，小巧精緻！最吸引我的是鋼琴家 蕭邦Chopin 的愛人喬治桑 George Sand 的畫像…博物館免費入場參觀，有一個可以喝下午茶的小花園，參觀完博物館，喝杯咖啡，很是開心！

巴黎浪漫生活博物館是一座充滿着法國生活氣息的博物館，這裏無論是建築還是傢具還是橙色的，嗯家居環境無不體現着巴黎浪漫生活的感覺，絕對是一處令人非常放鬆休閑的好地方。

巴黎既是藝術之都也是博物館之都的，可以說城市裡面的博物館到處都是的，浪漫生活博物館是比較有意思的一個博物館，雖然不是很大，但是特別漂亮浪漫的地方，很條例帶上對象過來看看的

The desire to visit the Museum of Romantic Life has accumulated for a long winter - waiting for the coffee shop in the flower house to enter the season of business, for the new leaves in spring to flourish, and for the rain in early summer to converge slightly. Although he knew nothing about Romanticism, he became sensitive and delicate when he walked into the courtyard hidden on Mount Montmartre. This three-storey building is the stronghold of a group of Romantic artists in Paris in the early 20th century. It displays many collections of George Sonne, letters and plaster models of Chopin's right hand. The newly opened special exhibition "The Power of Flowers" is also the kind of exhibition that can be wandered away with a little pleasure. There is no thick history of art and strange metaphor, only let people feel good vivid plants and simple delicate and beautiful feelings every step. If you have spare time in Paris, you might as well come here for a stroll. The museum itself is not very interesting, but the open-air cafe in the Rose Garden is so beautiful. It seems that you can drink the romantic aftertaste in your stomach by sunning in the yard and ordering a cup of coffee.

The Museum of Romantic Life in Paris, where many musicians, painters and dramatic writers gather at the salon, has a general feeling of literary and artistic preference. The installation inside is also general. In fact, it's better to see a small garden outside.

The Museum of Romantic Life was the former residence of the great painter Schaefer, a French-style building with a history of two hundred years. The interior decoration reflects the noble elegant and romantic style. The museum is full of works of Romantic painters and artists. If you have time, you must feel the romantic life of Paris in the nineteenth century.