Hôtel Matignon

The Matignon Palace is the residence of the French Prime Minister and the office of the successive French Prime Ministers. It was built in 1719 and was the first residence of the nobles.

The French Prime Minister's Office (Matignon) is the office of successive French Prime Ministers. It was built in 1719 and was the first official residence of the nobles. In 1944, de Gaulle used it as the seat of the Provisional Government of the French Republic. There are far fewer people than queues at the presidential palace on World Heritage Day, and the gardens are beautiful.

The Matignon Palace, located in the heart of Paris, is the seat of the Paris Prime Minister's Palace, built in the early 18th century. It has one of the largest non-public gardens in Paris, and the garden is picturesque and typical of French garden style.

Brilliant European architecture, very complicated craftsmanship, luxury can be seen

The French Prime Minister's residence, formerly the private residence of the French nobles, the luxurious buildings and the private gardens that claim to be the most beautiful in Paris, make up the famous Matignon House in France