Beyond the Paris monuments, you’ll also find a number of 3D artworks- resembling paintings- created by Dirk Denoyelle, a Lego certified professional. To the great delight of kids (and those who are young at heart), Hilton has teamed up with Lego this summer on this fun exhibition. The historic hotel-which first opened in 1889 to welcome visitors of the Exposition Universelle arriving by train at the adjacent Gare Saint Lazare-unveiled a dramatic renovation in January after a $50 million renovation. There’s a life-size dog appearing to jump out of a wall, busts of Michael Jackson (before and after plastic surgery), an enormous replica of the hotel, the Sacré-Cœur basilica (which required 70 man hours to make), and-looming high over the lobby lounge-the Eiffel Tower itself. The hotel’s grand public spaces are decked out with awesome sculptures made out of Lego blocks. We recently popped by the Hilton Paris Opera to check out a buzzworthy new exhibition.
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