The Panthéon Bouddhique is distinguished by its placement within the former private mansion of the banker Alfred Heidelbach, a building defined by its early twentieth-century architecture at nineteen, Avenue d’Iéna. This site functions as an annexe to the nearby Musée Guimet, housing a collection of Japanese and Chinese religious art that originally belonged to the industrialist Émile Guimet.
Panthéon Bouddhique
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