Pavillon Ledoyen

The Pavillon Ledoyen is a neoclassical building of buttercream and forest green, tucked behind trees in the gardens of the Champs-Élysées. While it sits near one of the busiest avenues in the world, the pavilion is set back on its own lawn, buffered from the city noise by the surrounding park. It began in seventeen seventy-nine as a small, white-walled inn called Au Dauphin, long before the surrounding gardens were fully developed.