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The Museum of Modern Art of Paris is where bold ideas, striking visuals, and 20th- and 21st-century creativity come alive under one stunning Art Deco roof. From iconic masterpieces to edgy contemporary installations, the museum feels like a lively conversation between past and present. It’s the kind of place where you can wander from a Matisse to a neon-lit sculpture and feel the pulse of Parisian art culture in every room.
Enter the museum’s grand Art Deco halls and get a feel for its sleek, airy architecture, your first taste of the modern spirit before the artworks even begin.
Wander through the spacious galleries showcasing major 20th-century works. Expect to see Matisse, Dufy, Derain, Sonia and Robert Delaunay, and other modern masters who shaped Paris’s artistic identity.
Don’t miss star pieces like La Danse by Matisse or Delaunay’s rhythm-filled abstractions. These rooms give you a vivid sense of how modern art evolved in Paris.
Move into the museum’s newer wings to see bold sculptures, multimedia works, and thought-provoking pieces that connect today’s issues with modernist ideas.
If your ticket includes temporary exhibitions, make sure to check them out—these shows are often the museum’s most immersive experiences.
Stroll through open courtyards and wide passageways—perfect spots to pause, reflect, and take in the museum’s calm, creative atmosphere.
Finish your visit with a stop at the boutique for unique art-inspired finds, or unwind at the café with views of the Seine and the Palais de Tokyo across the way.
A sweeping, room-filling mural created specifically for the museum, La Danse immerses you in Matisse’s world of pure colour and fluid movement. The deep blues and vibrant reds seem to pulse across the curved surfaces, making the whole space feel alive.
You can buy tickets on-site, but purchasing them in advance is recommended, especially if you want guaranteed entry to temporary exhibitions.
Yes, access to the permanent collection is free for all visitors, making it one of Paris’s most accessible major museums.
Yes, temporary exhibitions require a paid ticket, and these exhibitions can get busy, so booking ahead is a good idea.
The museum focuses on 20th- and 21st-century art, featuring major movements such as Fauvism, Cubism, Abstract Art, and contemporary installations.
A typical visit lasts about 1.5 to 2 hours for the permanent collection, and an additional hour if you’re exploring a temporary exhibition.
Yes, the museum houses major works like Matisse’s La Danse, Dufy’s La Fée Électricité, and important pieces by the Delaunays, Modigliani, and many others.
