a night’s dream at the Rothschild mansion in Paris: restaurant Baron

the Rothschild family rose to wealth and honor at the center of European history. In a historic mansion in the 8th arrondissement of Paris that bears the marks of their glamorous life, a new gastronomic space , Paris Restaurant Baronne, has opened its doors. This unique space, where the past and the present coexist, offers a journey back in time to the “Belle Époque,” Paris’ most glittering era.

the Rothschild Mansion, a place where history comes alive

the ‘Baron’ is a neoclassical mansion that was once home to Baroness Adele, wife of banker Salomon James de Rothschild. built in 1872 and donated to the French government after her death, the space is now an important cultural and event venue in Paris. the interior of the mansion is lavishly decorated with art and ceramics from the Renaissance to the 18th century that Baroness Adele collected throughout her life, making a visit a museum in itself.

bridging the past and present

the renowned Parisian restaurant group Paris Society ([translate:Paris Society]) has transformed this historic space into a modern social center. Under the name “Baron,” which means “baron,” it was designed by Parisian interior goddess Corinne Sachot, who is best known for her work on the restaurant CoCo ([translate:CoCo]) at the Opera Garnier at the Opera Garnier, and for this project, she created a unique space that blends old-world elegance with modern flair, aristocratic ambience with cutting-edge technology.

a modern social center where gastronomy and partying coexist

the Baron is an elegant restaurant for lunch by day and a social space for glamorous parties for the Parisian elite by night. the sophisticated menu features the finest grilled dishes and seasonal ingredients, while the bar offers a selection of signature cocktails. the spacious 4,000-square-meter garden is the perfect backdrop for al fresco dining and garden parties. if you’re looking to immerse yourself in one of the most glamorous eras of Paris’ many historic venues, the Baron is the place to be.