The Louvre, the Pompidou Centre, the Orsay Museum, the Quai Branly-Jacques Chirac museum... World famous and even unusual, the museums in Paris Region exhibit exceptional collections that everybody will enjoy.
Committed to contemporary artists for 40 years, the Fondation Cartier offers creative minds a new space for expression. Opposite the Louvre, from autumn 2025 this new showcase will bring together the art of today with that of yesterday.
West of Paris, in Bougival, the Maison Berthe Morisot is the first museum dedicated entirely to the artist, one of the leading figures of the Impressionist movement.
In Sèvres, near Paris, on the southern slope of the Saint-Cloud national estate, sits the Maison des Jardies. The house is linked to the memory of two great men of the 19th century, Balzac and Gambetta, who lived there and shaped the history of the property.
After success in Miami, Oslo and Stockholm, the Paradox Museum awaits you in Paris. Between visual trickery and psychological sleight of hand, prepare yourself to distrust your eyes and brain.
Quai de la Photo is a floating art centre dedicated to contemporary photography. Exhibitions, restoration, explorations: a beautiful depth of field of possibilities for this new hybrid place which joins the album of must-sees.
In the former chapel of the Royal Hospital, in the heart of Versailles, the Espace Richaud hosts heritage and contemporary art exhibitions and cultural events.
It's a bit of a secret place in Paris. Among the capital's covered passageways, the Galerie Véro-Dodat is not the best known. Yet it has an undeniable charm, ideally located between the Palais-Royal and the Forum des Halles.
Brancusi was a fundamental artist of the 20th century, and his legacy is not limited to his sculptures. His studio is an integral part of his work. And it has been reconstructed, identically, in an annex of the Centre Pompidou.
Explore the laws of perception and enjoy an amazing experience at the Museum of Illusion. After all, what is real? And what is it that fools you? Your brain won't know what to do.
The Musée de l’Ordre de la Libération is dedicated to the Order of Liberation established by General de Gaulle during World War II, and to all Companions of the Liberation.
The Paris Liberation Museum - General Leclerc's Museum - Jean Moulin Museum opened its doors on Place Denfert-Rochereau, a highly symbolic site of the Battle of Paris.
