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Plan your visit
Plan your visit with peace of mind: find all the practical information you need to make the most of your experience at the Grand Palais.
Opening hours
Find an overview of event schedules here. To access the full detailed schedule, visit our cultural program.
Art Brut
June 20 - September 21, 2025
Royal Tapestries
June 20 - August 17, 2025
Niki de Saint Phalle, Jean Tinguely, Pontus Hulten
June 26 - January 4, 2026
10am - 7:30pm
Late-night opening on Fridays until 10:00pm
Last admission 45min before exhibition closes
On-site ticket office closes 1h before exhibition closes
Ernesto Neto
Until July 25, 2025
- Grand Palais d'été
All summer 2025
10am - 8pm
To find out the opening hours for all Grand Palais d'été events, visit the dedicated cultural program
Transparency
- Palais des enfants
June 20, 2025 to August 29, 2027
9:30am - 5pm
Tuesday to Friday
9:30am - 7pm
Weekends and school holidays zone C
The monument opens Tuesday to Sunday, from 9:30am to 8pm, with late-night opening on Friday until 10:30pm.
Ticket prices
Find an overview of prices per event here. For full pricing conditions, visit our cultural program.
Online booking is strongly recommended for all visitors, including those eligible for free admission. On-site ticket purchases are subject to availability and cannot be guaranteed. An admission fee is required for all, except for events with free access without reservation.
Full price: € 17
Reduced price: € 14
Group of 4+ Price: € 48
Full price: € 15
Reduced price: € 12
Group of 4+ Price: € 42
Full price: € 8
Reduced price: € 5
Group of 4+ Price: € 21
Free admission
For pricing information of all Grand Palais d'été events, visit the dedicated cultural program.
Full price: € 13
Subscriber price: € 8
Coming to the Grand Palais
The interactive map
Explore the Grand Palais spaces, admire its wonders and find all practical information at a glance.
By metro
Lines 1 and 9 Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lines 1 and 13 Champs Élysées Clemenceau
By bus
Lines 28, 42, 52, 63, 72, 73, 80, 83 and 93
By vélib
Franklin D. Roosevelt Avenue station n°8029
Dutuit Avenue station n°8001
By RER
Line C Invalides
By car
Parking: Place de la Concorde, Rond-point des Champs-Elysées, Parc François-1er, Alma Georges-V, Champs-Elysées Lincoln, Matignon
Person with reduced mobility parking: Cours la Reine, Place Clemenceau
Person with reduced mobility drop off zone: Général Eisenhower Avenue
By coach
Drop off zone: Franklin D. Roosevelt Avenue
Parking: Cours la Reine
Main entrance Square Jean Perrin - 17 Avenue du Général Eisenhower 75008 Paris
Free access
The Grand Palais is a living space open to all, with several free-access areas. Stroll through the Rotonde du Palais de la découverte, share a convivial family moment at the Salon Seine, enjoy a gourmet break at the Réséda Café by Thierry Marx or dinner at Le Grand Café. Get inspired in our bookshop-boutiques, or take a breath of fresh air in the surrounding gardens! In summer, the northern third of the Nave offers a breathtaking view of the monument's majestic architecture. Throughout the year, a monumental curtain of hand-embroidered elements by Studio MTX and le19M, CHANEL's Métiers d'art venue, adorns the Nave and accompanies the diversity of our events.
Our services
Everything you need to make your visit to the Grand Palais easier.
The Grand Palais is accessible to all, including people with reduced mobility, thanks to adapted facilities and dedicated entrances for each event. Depending on the exhibition, audio description or tactile support are available for individual visitors and groups with disabilities.
Three bookshop-boutiques, with free and open access, offer a wide selection of books and objects related to art, design, youth and our exhibitions: the Champs-Élysées bookshop-boutique in the reception hall, the Design et métiers d’art boutique accessible from the central square, and the Salon Seine boutique located in the eponymous salon.
If you lose an item during your visit, we invite you to make a declaration online directly on our dedicated Troov page. You can also contact the lost and found point located on the cloakroom level. Your report will be forwarded to our lost and found department, who will contact you if the item is found.
For your comfort, the Grand Palais provides a range of equipment free of charge: baby carriers, wheelchairs, cane seats or rounded-tip canes, magnifying glasses and weighted blankets. A magnetic induction loop is also available for visitors with hearing impairments. These equipments are available from the cloakroom on presentation of proof of identity, and must be returned at the end of the visit. In addition, changing tables are installed in all sanitary areas to make visits easier for families with young children.
Two dining areas welcome you to the Grand Palais: Le Grand Café, accessible via the Clemenceau rotunda and Le Réséda Café by Thierry Marx, located on the mezzanine above the reception hall.
Self-service lockers are available in the cloakroom, located on level -1 under the Place centrale (access via the Square Jean Perrin entrance). For reasons of comfort and security, bags larger than 42 × 30 × 20 cm are not permitted in the visiting areas. Three locker sizes are available for your personal belongings: 30 × 50 × 49 cm, 30 × 50 × 64 cm and 30 × 50 × 98 cm. Please make sure to empty your locker before the site closes.
Coming as a group
Tourism professionals, companies, local authorities or school groups, enjoy a unique experience at the Grand Palais thanks to dedicated itineraries or guided tours. If you already have a group visit scheduled, entry is through Square Jean Perrin, except for events in the Nave, which have specific access.
Plan your visit
Consult the visitor regulations, internal regulations and the public accessibility register to make the most of your experience at the Grand Palais. You'll find all the essential information, safety instructions and recommendations for your next visits. Please note that these documents are available in French only.
The visitor regulations The internal regulations The Public Accessibility Register
Do you have a question?
Certain items must be left at the cloakroom, including helmets, large bags, sharp objects, unfolded umbrellas, food, instruments, tripods... Electric batteries (bikes, scooters) must be deposited at the storage (Péristyle – Nave entrance) or cloakrooms (level -1 – Square Jean Perrin entrance). Small handbags carried by hand are allowed, as well as folded umbrellas inside clothing or handbags. Canes or umbrellas with tips are allowed for people with reduced mobility. The full list of prohibited items is in the visitor rules. View the visitor rules (in French)
The main entrance to the Grand Palais is located at Square Jean Perrin, 17 avenue du Général Eisenhower, 75008 Paris, where you will find the reception hall. The entrance to the Nave is located at 7 avenue Winston Churchill.
Yes, several areas of the Grand Palais are free to access year-round, including the Salon Seine, the Rotonde of the Palais de la Découverte, restaurants, shops, and bookstores.
