Renting a holiday apartment in Gobelins is a distinct part of planning your stay.
Culture
Since 1662, when Colbert brought the Parisian workshops together in one location, the Manufacture des Gobelins has been based at this shared site. Since 1826, it has used only the high-warp weaving technique. The complex also includes the Galerie des Gobelins, built between 1906 and 1913 by the architect Jean-Camille Formigé, which presents temporary exhibitions by Mobilier national.
The Galerie des Gobelins is a particularly striking Beaux-Arts building. The governments of the Third Republic designated it for the public presentation of works by French manufactories and the collections of Mobilier national. The deconsecrated Chapelle Saint-Louis des Gobelins now houses historic tapestries and contemporary works of art on the theme of the sacred.
The Enclos des Gobelins combines historic buildings with gardens.
Surroundings
Nearby, Square René Le Gall offers a playground, a basketball court and a community garden.
The Hôtel de la Reine Blanche, classified as a historic monument and open to visitors, is located in the Îlot de la Reine Blanche at 6 rue Gustave-Geffroy in Paris 13e.
Geographical location
Les Gobelins metro station is on line 7 between Censier–Daubenton and Place d’Italie.