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Exhibition: what's on now in Paris

Find exhibitions currently open in Paris, with museums, cultural venues and visits already available so you can plan quickly.

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Exhibitions to see now

174 exhibitions open in Paris.

Agenda

Agenda

is currently on view at Museum of the Liberation of Paris.

⏱ Until Dec 31, 2026
Expositions

Expositions

is currently on view at Museum of the Liberation of Paris.

⏱ Until Dec 31, 2026
Expositions passées

Expositions passées

is currently on view at Museum of the Liberation of Paris.

⏱ Until Dec 31, 2026
Normes Corps

Normes Corps

is currently on view at Palais of Tokyo.

⏱ Until Sep 13, 2026

What to see now in Paris: full overview

An editorial marker to quickly understand what is happening in the European cultural capital.

Paris concentrates an especially dense exhibition scene. At any moment, dozens of temporary exhibitions are accessible across national museums, private foundations, heritage galleries, art centres and municipal museums. This agenda page lists exhibitions that are actually open when you consult it, ranked to help you choose quickly.

Major institutions to know for temporary exhibitions include Louvre, Musée d'Orsay, Centre Pompidou, Fondation Louis Vuitton, Bourse de Commerce - Pinault Collection and Musée du Quai Branly . Each one usually runs several temporary exhibitions during the year, while municipal museums add free permanent collections and lower-priced temporary shows.

To book, each exhibition page includes a ticketing link toward the most reliable partner available at the time of consultation. Major exhibitions often sell the best weekend slots several days in advance, so it is usually better to book once you have chosen.

This page updates automatically: when an exhibition gets close to closing, it moves into Last days, then leaves the listing once it has ended. Future openings are announced in advance on Coming up. To prepare a specific weekend, use This weekend.

Choose by mood

Four quick entries to filter the selection: place, theme, discipline or visitor profile.

FAQ

The most useful questions for preparing an exhibition visit in Paris right now.

Which exhibitions should I see right now in Paris?

This page lists exhibitions currently open in Paris, ranked by editorial priority: major museum retrospectives, temporary shows at private foundations and more confidential proposals in smaller cultural venues.

How can I choose an exhibition quickly this week?

Start from the dynamic shortcuts in the mood section: venue, theme, discipline and visitor profile. They help you move from a broad list to a more concrete visit choice.

How do I book a ticket for an exhibition in Paris?

Each exhibition page points to the most reliable ticketing option available at the time of consultation: a partner ticketing page, the official museum site or the official platform for the institution.

Are there free exhibitions in Paris?

Yes. Several municipal museums have free permanent collections, while temporary exhibitions may use paid or reduced-price access. Always check the linked venue or exhibition page before going.

Which exhibitions work well with children in Paris?

Use the visitor-profile shortcuts to find family-friendly exhibitions first. Science venues, immersive formats and museums with junior routes are usually the easiest starting points.

What are the main exhibition venues in Paris?

The main reference points include the Louvre, Musée d'Orsay, Centre Pompidou, Fondation Louis Vuitton, Bourse de Commerce - Pinault Collection and Musée du Quai Branly, alongside many more specialised museums.

Are Paris museums open on Sundays?

Most Paris museums open on Sundays, but closing days vary by institution. Sunday can be busy, so advance booking is often useful for major temporary exhibitions.

How do I know whether an exhibition is still open?

The agenda is regenerated regularly. Exhibitions close to their end move into the last-days route, then leave the listing once they are over.