The palaces of Paris are almost never seen, but in the newly published Historic Houses of Paris, both historic and current houses that are home to some of the world's governments are showcased in all their glory. The beautiful old-world details that each palace acquired over the years are so fantastic, and those are really what makes a palace a palace. Some of the houses are not used for governments anymore, but they are rather hotels, which means anyone can feel like they're staying in a palace when they visit the beautiful city.
Hotel de Besenval (Swiss Confederation)
Hotel d'Avaray (Kingdom of the Netherlands)
Hotel de Monaco (Republic of Poland)
Hotel de Monaco (Republic of Poland)
Hotel de Behague (Romania)
Hotel de Rouvre (People's Republic of China)
Hotel de la Tour d'Auvergne (Republic of Chile)
