Giacometti Institute

The museum is located in a beautiful Art Deco building, which itself is worth the visit. The space is both elegant and intimate, perfectly showcasing the works of the iconic sculptor, Alberto Giacometti. 🏛️ Inside, you’ll find a rich collection of Giacometti’s sculptures, drawings, and personal objects. The exhibits really give you an insight into his artistic journey and the evolution of his distinctive style. The museum’s design complements the art so well, offering a serene and thoughtful atmosphere. 🎨 If you’re a fan of modern art or architecture, this place is a must-see. It’s a hidden gem in Paris that perfectly combines the charm of Art Deco with the genius of Giacometti. Highly recommended! 🌟

Small foundation with absolute masterpieces of Giacometti, including his partly reconstructed studio. The building has nothing to do with Giacometti, but it’s a very interesting building that has belonged to another artist. Sculptures are beautifully displayed and daylight adds to the atmosphere.

A recreation of Giacometti's studio is the star attraction of this museum. Housed in a beautiful art nouveau building that also exhibits contemporary works in response to Giacometti. Worth a visit if you're an art lover.

We had an amazing tour of the painted sculptures exhibition with Zoe, she was brilliant, you could clearly see her passion and knowledge of Giacometti. The works were also well curated and displayed in a really lovely setting. Highly recommend visiting and getting the guided tour option as well.

Small and not so interesting unless you are really a big fan of Giacometti. Probably the most interesting things are some original paints by Dali. This museum is really small and when I visited it it was overcrowded. Hard to enjoy.

Small but beautiful museum

Small but well curated space of the work of Giacometti. When we visited, there was an interesting exhibition of the work by Douglas Gordon (24 hour psycho video artist) who made work combining his own with Giacometti’s smaller sculptures, which worked well playing with scale and proportion.

This is a little jewel of a place. The architecture & the art. If you like Giacometti or modern art in general of course it’s a must

The museum is located in a beautiful Art Deco building, which itself is worth the visit. The space is both elegant and intimate, perfectly showcasing the works of the iconic sculptor, Alberto Giacometti. 🏛️ Inside, you’ll find a rich collection of Giacometti’s sculptures, drawings, and personal objects. The exhibits really give you an insight into his artistic journey and the evolution of his distinctive style. The museum’s design complements the art so well, offering a serene and thoughtful atmosphere. 🎨 If you’re a fan of modern art or architecture, this place is a must-see. It’s a hidden gem in Paris that perfectly combines the charm of Art Deco with the genius of Giacometti. Highly recommended! 🌟

Small foundation with absolute masterpieces of Giacometti, including his partly reconstructed studio. The building has nothing to do with Giacometti, but it’s a very interesting building that has belonged to another artist. Sculptures are beautifully displayed and daylight adds to the atmosphere.

A recreation of Giacometti's studio is the star attraction of this museum. Housed in a beautiful art nouveau building that also exhibits contemporary works in response to Giacometti. Worth a visit if you're an art lover.

We had an amazing tour of the painted sculptures exhibition with Zoe, she was brilliant, you could clearly see her passion and knowledge of Giacometti. The works were also well curated and displayed in a really lovely setting. Highly recommend visiting and getting the guided tour option as well.

Small and not so interesting unless you are really a big fan of Giacometti. Probably the most interesting things are some original paints by Dali. This museum is really small and when I visited it it was overcrowded. Hard to enjoy.

Small but beautiful museum

Small but well curated space of the work of Giacometti. When we visited, there was an interesting exhibition of the work by Douglas Gordon (24 hour psycho video artist) who made work combining his own with Giacometti’s smaller sculptures, which worked well playing with scale and proportion.

This is a little jewel of a place. The architecture & the art. If you like Giacometti or modern art in general of course it’s a must