- The exhibition runs from March 27 to November 3, 2024.
Exhibition "Gold, Silver, Bronze", a History of the Olympic Medal Musée de la Monnaie de Paris from March 27 to November 3, 2024
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What to expect
The exhibition "Gold, Silver, Bronze" at the Monnaie de Paris is much more than a simple retrospective on Olympic medals; it is an immersive and captivating exploration of the deep-rooted history and symbolism within these precious sports awards. From March 27 to November 3, 2024, this exceptional cultural event promises to transport visitors through more than a century of emotions, sports achievements, and artistic creation.
Dive into Olympic History at the "Gold, Silver, Bronze" Exhibition at the Monnaie de Paris
Discover the Exhibition
The exhibition is located in the heart of the Monnaie de Paris, a historic site on the banks of the Seine at 11, Quai de Conti, 75006 Paris. This prestigious setting, known for its contribution to the creation of the first Olympic medals in 1896, provides the perfect backdrop to explore the connection between art, sports, and society throughout the ages.
Opening Hours
To accommodate visitors under the best conditions, the museum is open every day of the week from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM, with extended evening hours until 9:00 PM on Wednesdays. This flexible schedule allows everyone to plan their visit according to their availability, whether for an afternoon getaway or a more intimate evening exploration.
The Importance of Booking
Booking your tickets in advance is essential to fully enjoy this unique experience. During the Olympic Games period, from July 18 to 24, 2024, access is free for those with a Games Pass, but reservations are still recommended to ensure a smooth entry. Additionally, by booking in advance, you avoid potential queues at the ticket office and ensure a seamless and pleasant experience from the moment you arrive.
Why Visit?
The "Gold, Silver, Bronze" exhibition offers much more than just a visual exploration of Olympic medals. It provides a deep dive into the history of sports through the precious metals that have symbolized moments of triumph, competition, and unity across the world. Each medal tells a story, not only of the athlete who won it but also of the era and values it represents.
A Unique Sensory Experience
As you walk through the different sections of the exhibition, you'll be captivated by the poignant stories behind each medal, from the earliest editions of the modern Olympic Games to contemporary creations. Interactive installations and multimedia presentations enrich your visit, allowing you to understand the medal-making process and its impact on society.
The Monnaie de Paris Museum
In addition to the special exhibition, the Monnaie de Paris Museum invites you to explore its permanent collections and temporary exhibitions that highlight the art of coinage through the centuries. From the minting of coins to technical innovations, each visitor discovers a unique aspect of France’s and the world’s economic and artistic history.
Book Your Tickets Today
Don’t miss the opportunity to experience this enriching and inspiring event at the Monnaie de Paris. Book your tickets today to secure your place at the "Gold, Silver, Bronze" exhibition and dive into the captivating world of Olympic medals. Whether you are a sports enthusiast, history lover, or simply curious about a lesser-known part of our cultural heritage, this exhibition promises to fascinate and amaze you at every step of your visit.
Practical Information
Dates and Hours
The exhibition "Gold, Silver, Bronze" runs from March 27 to November 3, 2024. The museum is open daily, except on Mondays, from 11 AM to 6 PM. On Wednesdays, it has extended hours until 9 PM. The last entries are at 5:30 PM (8:30 PM on Wednesdays). Please note that the museum is closed on January 1, May 1, and December 25.
Access and Address
Monnaie de Paris is located at 11 Quai de Conti, 75006 Paris. The entrance for ticketing, groups, and school visits is at 2 Rue Guénégaud, and the shop entrance is at 2 Bis Rue Guénégaud.
Reservations
It is strongly advised to book your tickets in advance, especially during peak periods such as the Olympic Games, to avoid waiting in line at the ticket office.
Accessibility
The museum is accessible to people with reduced mobility. Accessible facilities and information devices are provided to ensure a comfortable visit for all guests.
Services
On-site, you will find a shop offering souvenirs and merchandise related to the exhibition and Monnaie de Paris. Specific dining options for this exhibition are not mentioned, but there are often nearby museum cafes and restaurants.
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Map
75006 Paris