Book Your Tickets for the Greatest Museums in Paris

When you visit Paris, a trip to the Quai Branly museum is a must. This unique museum houses one of France's largest collections of indigenous art from Africa, Asia and Oceania. The exhibits are interactive and promote cultural exchange between cultures around the world.

Explore the Adrien Dubouché National Museum in Limoges, renowned for its exceptional collection of Limoges porcelain. Browse its 18,000 works, from the stages of porcelain manufacturing to the history of ceramics. Download the "MNAD Limoges" app for an immersive visit. Explore the exhibitions with a tour guide.

Discover the brand new Cheese Museum in Paris! Immerse yourself in an interactive experience around cheese, at the heart of the capital. Explore the world of French cheeses, discover their history, their production, and taste them in a unique setting. Book your tickets now !

Explore the world of chocolate at the Chocolate Museum - Choco Story Paris. Immerse yourself in its fascinating history through interactive exhibits, meet renowned virtual chocolatiers, taste exquisite creations, and make your own chocolates during workshops. An unforgettable experience for the whole family!

Discover the fascinating history of the Paris sewers at the Sewer Museum. Opened in 1975 in the Alma facility, it offers an immersive 500-meter underground experience, featuring period tools and machines. After a renovation in 1989, the museum attracts around 100,000 visitors annually and closed temporarily in 2018 for a full update.

Discover contemporary art at the Palais de Tokyo with a unique guided tour! Explore exhibitions through various formats, adapted to all audiences. Enjoy an immersive experience with our cultural mediators, and choose the visit that suits you: panoramic, sensory, or in sign language.

Discover the exhibition "Michel Paysant. Voir Monet" at the Musée de l'Orangerie from October 15, 2025, to January 26, 2026. The artist explores art and science using an innovative technique, drawing with his eyes. Don’t miss this unique encounter between heritage, technology, and contemporary creation.

Discover the exhibition Berthe Weill. Avant-Garde Gallerist from October 8, 2025, to January 26, 2026. Dive into the history of this pioneering art market figure, who supported major artists like Picasso and Modigliani. Explore over 100 works that testify to her impact on modern art.

Discover the exhibition Sargent. The Paris Years (1874-1884) at the Musée d'Orsay, which explores the early years of John Singer Sargent in Paris. With over 90 works, some of which are unpublished in France, the exhibition traces his meteoric rise in the Parisian art world and his lasting influence on portrait art.

The exhibition Paul Troubetzkoy: The Sculptor Prince at the Musée d'Orsay (September 30, 2025 – January 11, 2026) explores the exceptional career of this Italian artist and Russian prince. Renowned for his portraits and animal sculptures, he embodied the energy of movement and the fluidity of the body while advocating for animal rights.

The exhibition "I Photo" honors Gabrielle Hébert, a pioneer of photography and the first visual chronicler of the Villa Medici. Through her photographs, she documents her life, her husband Ernest Hébert, and the artistic atmosphere of the time, offering a unique perspective on creation and love through the lens.

The Petit Palais, located in Paris, is a renowned museum and exhibition space. Inaugurated for the 1900 World's Fair, it now houses the Museum of Fine Arts of the City of Paris. The building, an architectural masterpiece blending classical and Art Nouveau styles, offers a unique atmosphere for visitors.