Things to do in Paris

Paris art scene

Museums, artist-run spaces, galleries and immersive rooms — a visual shortlist for seeing Paris through its art.

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Contemporary1st

Bourse de Commerce

Bold contemporary exhibitions beneath Tadao Ando's concrete rotunda.

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Contemporary16th

Palais de Tokyo

Experimental installations and new voices in a vast, raw-edged art space.

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Classics1st

Musée de l'Orangerie

Monet's panoramic Water Lilies, with an intimate modern collection downstairs.

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Sculpture7th

Musée Rodin

A mansion-and-garden setting for The Thinker, The Kiss and quiet wandering.

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Modern3rd

Musée Picasso-Paris

Paintings, drawings and sculpture tracing Picasso's restless reinvention.

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Contemporary16th

Fondation Louis Vuitton

Major exhibitions inside Frank Gehry's sail-like building at the Bois de Boulogne.

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Immersive11th

Atelier des Lumières

Room-scale projections turn a former foundry into a moving digital canvas.

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Studios1st

59 Rivoli

A colour-soaked building of working studios, open doors and changing displays.

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Gallery walk3rd–4th

Le Marais galleries

Build your own free gallery circuit through courtyards, side streets and project spaces.

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Classics7th

Musée d'Orsay

Impressionist essentials and decorative arts in a monumental former railway station.

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