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This August, the Grand Palais remains open and welcomes you to enjoy its must-see exhibitions and guided tours of the monument. Experience it with family or friends, in the heart of Paris!
About the architecture, discover the history and secrets of the Grand Palais through guided tours.
Special family-friendly formats are still available in August, with anecdotes and interactive tours designed to captivate children as young as 7 years old!
Guided tours of the Grand Palais
All year round
As for the exhibitions, let yourself be surprised by a rich variety of artistic worlds, for a summer under the sign of discovery!
With Transparence, children explore the magic of transparency in an interactive journey between art and science.
The Art Brut exhibition unveils spontaneous, powerful works from Bruno Decharme's collection, testifying to extraordinary creativity.
Niki de Saint Phalle, Jean Tinguely & Pontus Hulten celebrates art in motion and collective creation.
Until August 17, Tapisseries royales highlights a unique textile dialogue between French tradition and contemporary Danish creation.
Finally, Euphoria invites you to traverse a monumental landscape of inflatable structures for an unprecedented immersive experience.
Niki de Saint Phalle, Photo de la Hon repeinte, 1979 (détail)
Exhibitions
June 26, 2025 - January 4, 2026
Exhibitions
The privacy of a collection. The Decharme donation to the Centre Pompidou
June 20 - September 21, 2025
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