
The great symbols of Paris between history and iconic views

Historic glimpses, elegant cafes and atmospheric places

Grand cathedrals, sacred architecture and interiors rich in history

Statues, water features and scenic details scattered around Paris

World-famous art and lesser-known collections to see

Green areas ideal for walking and relaxing in the city
Iconic monuments, museums, historic squares, parks, and must-see sights: discover all the attractions and plan your itinerary.
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Paris is home to some of the world's most important museums and art galleries, with collections ranging from great painting masterpieces to contemporary art exhibitions. Each venue offers a different experience, suitable for both first-time visitors and art enthusiasts.
In this section you will find all the useful information for visiting the main museums and galleries in Paris, with details on collections, opening hours, tickets and tips for planning your visit.
Housed in the ancient fortress and residence of the kings of France, the Louvre Museum boasts an encyclopedic collection ranging from the earliest civilizations
Overlooking the left bank of the Seine, the Musée d'Orsay houses artistic productions created between the mid-nineteenth century and the beginning of the nineteenth century
Located in the heart of the charming Marais district, the Picasso Museum houses the world's largest collection of works by the Spanish master.
Designed by Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers, the Centre Pompidou breaks traditional moulds by bringing its coloured pipes and
Formed by the union of two sumptuous Renaissance palaces, the Carnavalet Museum tells the story of the metamorphosis of Paris from the ancient prehistoric stilt houses to the Belle Époque
Originally built as a greenhouse to protect the orange trees of the royal palace, the Orangerie Museum houses one of the most spectacular installations
Housed in the eighteenth-century Hôtel Biron, the Rodin Museum houses the largest and richest collection of works of art dedicated to the famous