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Emblematic of the GrandPalaisRmn institution that manages it, the Grand Palais is a living place open to all, where culture is celebrated in all its forms.
Grand Palais, vue de l'Escalier d'Honneur depuis les balcons
After four years of renovation, the Grand Palais begins a new chapter in its history. A place of all possibilities, it invites you to vibrate to the rhythm of a festive and inclusive cultural program: international exhibitions, shows, performances and encounters with the great figures of contemporary creation.
Thought of as a true living space, the Grand Palais opens its doors to everyone. Several freely accessible areas offer new ways to enjoy the monument: stores, bookshops, restaurants and the Rotonde du Palais de la découverte allow you to rediscover its remarkable architecture. Special attention is paid to young visitors, with specially visiting tools and dedicated family areas such as the Salon Seine and the Palais des enfants. Throughout the year, the Nave is revealed from the Place centrale through a monumental curtain designed by Studio MTX and le19M Maisons d'art, with the support of CHANEL. Composed of embroidered elements, it highlights the expertise of Métiers d'art and dialogues with the Grand Palais’s iconic glass roof.
Open, lively, generous, the Grand Palais affirms its vocation as a meeting place for the arts, where culture is experienced and shared in all its forms.
The Grand Palais is committed to a sustainable and accessible culture. Its restoration project, certified High Environmental Quality (HQE), has enabled a reduction of 4 tonnes of CO₂ in 2024, reflecting the efforts made to combine environmental responsibility with heritage preservation.
Through GrandPalaisRmn, the establishment continues and amplifies this dynamic. Responsible for the Grand Palais and its cultural programming, the GrandPalaisRmn deploys an ambitious action plan: promoting equality and diversity, reducing its ecological footprint, supporting the local economy and fostering inclusion.
With two certifications for its commitment to diversity and professional equality, it includes environmental clauses in its public contracts and designs eco-responsible exhibitions. By favoring short supply chains, it promotes local productions, made in France and Europe.
Its commitment also extends to cultural inclusion, through programmes providing access to art for distanced audiences, and exhibitions promoting the plurality of perspectives and narratives.
Guided tours of the Grand Palais
Toute l'année
The Palais des enfants is a new, fully restored 620 m² space located beneath the Rotonde of the Palais de la découverte, specially designed for children aged 2 to 10 and their carers. Here, the Palais de la découverte (Universcience) and the GrandPalaisRmn combine their skills to offer a poetic and playful exploration blending art and science.
Thanks to immersive scenographies, interactive manipulations, scientific devices and artworks, the youngest visitors are invited to stimulate their curiosity, daydreaming and critical thinking, while expanding their vision of the world.
The Grand Palais offers a selection of modular spaces, suitable for professional, cultural or charitable events. Thanks to a variety of configurations and an exceptional architectural setting, these venues lend themselves to hosting both public and private events. Our dedicated team is here to help you design and implement your event.
Le Grand Palais se trouve au cœur de Paris, à quelques pas des Champs-Élysées. L’entrée principale est située Square Jean Perrin, au 17 avenue du Général Eisenhower, 75008 Paris, où vous trouverez le hall d’accueil. L’entrée de la Nef est située 7 avenue Winston Churchill.
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Le Grand Palais ne dispose pas de collection permanente. Il accueille exclusivement des expositions temporaires. Toutefois, plusieurs espaces du monument sont ouverts en accès libre toute l’année.
Oui, le Grand Palais est accessible aux personnes en situation de handicap. L’entrée de la Nef est équipée de rampes adaptées. Dans le Square Jean Perrin, l’entrée principale présente un accès de plain-pied puis 2 ascenseurs pour les personnes à mobilité réduite ; la circulation au sein des espaces publics est également accessible. Des fauteuils roulants sont disponibles sur demande. Des services adaptés sont également proposés aux visiteurs malvoyants et malentendants.
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