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Musée Dapper

Fodor's Review:

A well-curated museum dedicated to African art, the Dapper is famous for its stunning temporary mask exhibitions. Created by Christiane Falgayrettes-Leveau and her husband, Michel Leveau, in 1986, it's a calm place to visit, and makes a good pairing with a stop at the nearby Musée Guimet. Unfortunately, most of the visitor information is in French.

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