Learning through play: welcome to the Palais des enfants
Here, the little ones lead the way. In the heart of Paris, the Palais des enfants invites 2-10 year-olds to explore, experiment and marvel in a place where art and science play with two voices. Run, touch, discuss, invent... and get a bunch of bright ideas!
Come and discover a place where every space is designed for play and wonder: manipulations, interactive devices, works to look at and experiment with... children will love testing, observing and sharing their discoveries. And you, too, will see the world through their curious and mischievous eyes!
The fruit of a collaboration between the GrandPalaisRmn and the Palais de la découverte, the Palais des enfants blends the arts and sciences to encourage critical thinking and daydreaming in the youngest visitors. Works of art dialogue with playful, interactive experiments, creating a journey where learning becomes a game.
In this video, follow their footsteps, their words, their bursts of laughter: a luminous visit, at child's height, to discover this new venue in the heart of Paris and its first exhibition on the theme of Transparency.
Follow the bubble! An exhibition designed for children
In the exhibition Transparency, discover a sensory and poetic journey specially imagined for 2-10 year-olds. Guided by a mischievous soap bubble, children and their guides explore the mysteries of light, shadow, glass, crystals and reflections... A unique experience, between art and science.
Transparency: an exhibition of light and matter for children
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The Palais des enfants opens its doors with a playful and poetic exhibition on the theme of transparency! From June 20, 2025 to August 29, 2027, children aged 2 to 10 are invited to awaken their curiosity, hone their scientific critical thinking skills...
Nan Goldin, Matisse: ticket sales for our next exhibitions are now open!
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This spring, the Grand Palais invites you to discover two major figures in the art of the 20ᵉ and 21ᵉ centuries through new exhibitions: Nan Goldin. This will not end well and Matisse. 1941 - 1954. Two powerful, sensitive and resolutely different journeys...
