Musée d'Art Moderne de Paris

One of the most delightful museum experiences I’ve unexpectedly had! The spacious and open halls allow the art to breathe and thrive. The collection is incredibly diverse, ranging from abstract paintings to enigmatic sculptures and even light fixtures! Some pieces are so captivating that they’ve stayed on my mind long after my visit. Surprisingly, the museum wasn’t crowded, making it feel like a hidden gem amidst the city’s numerous museums. Of course, the best part is that it’s completely free! Please don’t miss out on this gem; add it to your museum list.

I visited this free museum in Paris. It has spacious galleries that allow for easy movement and provide ample room to view some impressive artworks. The descriptions are both in English and French, which made it easy to learn about each piece. It was a lovely, uncrowded experience that I would recommend to anyone interested in exploring art in Paris.

I visited the free exhibition and it was pretty nice, you can take your time or go quickly through them, i also liked the museum store, they have a great deal of history and art books.

Definitely a place for art lovers. Uncountable art pièces of great artists. It will take 1h30 minutes if you want to go through everything slowly and with détail. First Salle don't forget to use the tab it's amazing. Specially during rainly days it's a perfect place to spand your time in. Entry is free. There will be exposition during Novembre-January which have fees as I understood. There is no queue apart from checking the bag. it have different rooms which can be tricky not to miss anything. Places just infront of the River and from there you get a perfect view of Eiffel. There is also a restaurant/bar in the ground floor.

The Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris has done an excellent job of curating and presenting the work of contemporary artists. There were plenty of English explanations of artists and their works, as well as a variety of art displayed. The permanent exhibitions are free, and there are free locker rooms within the museum for your belongings. We originally visited here after discovering the Palais de Tokyo was closed, but am very grateful that we were able to explore the works of Chirico, Modigliani, Derain, and Picasso, as well as murals by Matisse and Dufy. There are beautiful views of the Eiffel Tower on the way to the Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris from the metro.

Great museum with beautiful pieces. Free for the permanent exhibition. No line/wait times.

Excellent museum with free entry. Great murals by Raoul Dufy & Henri Matisse. I would definitely include this museum in my itinerary when I am back in Paris. Avenue de New York is close by as well for great views of the Eiffel Tower.

Very educative exhibitions. Three exhibits when I visited: the permanent, Jean Hélion and an exhibition about Arabic influence in Paris from 1900 called « Presence arabe ». The two non permanent exhibitions are so great and so differently exposed. Both put in an amazing and fair perspective the different shapes of art. For Jean hélion exhibition, the chronological progress makes clear his way from abstract to near realism through figurative and it really highlights the diversity of his perspectives and evolutions. I am impressed . The « presence arabe » exhibition mixed so many painters that it is mainly a true discovery of artists and styles; though the fil rouge is the colonialism and its disaster. I enjoyed being in this place and its extended permanent collection exhibition.

One of the most delightful museum experiences I’ve unexpectedly had! The spacious and open halls allow the art to breathe and thrive. The collection is incredibly diverse, ranging from abstract paintings to enigmatic sculptures and even light fixtures! Some pieces are so captivating that they’ve stayed on my mind long after my visit. Surprisingly, the museum wasn’t crowded, making it feel like a hidden gem amidst the city’s numerous museums. Of course, the best part is that it’s completely free! Please don’t miss out on this gem; add it to your museum list.

I visited this free museum in Paris. It has spacious galleries that allow for easy movement and provide ample room to view some impressive artworks. The descriptions are both in English and French, which made it easy to learn about each piece. It was a lovely, uncrowded experience that I would recommend to anyone interested in exploring art in Paris.

I visited the free exhibition and it was pretty nice, you can take your time or go quickly through them, i also liked the museum store, they have a great deal of history and art books.

Definitely a place for art lovers. Uncountable art pièces of great artists. It will take 1h30 minutes if you want to go through everything slowly and with détail. First Salle don't forget to use the tab it's amazing. Specially during rainly days it's a perfect place to spand your time in. Entry is free. There will be exposition during Novembre-January which have fees as I understood. There is no queue apart from checking the bag. it have different rooms which can be tricky not to miss anything. Places just infront of the River and from there you get a perfect view of Eiffel. There is also a restaurant/bar in the ground floor.

The Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris has done an excellent job of curating and presenting the work of contemporary artists. There were plenty of English explanations of artists and their works, as well as a variety of art displayed. The permanent exhibitions are free, and there are free locker rooms within the museum for your belongings. We originally visited here after discovering the Palais de Tokyo was closed, but am very grateful that we were able to explore the works of Chirico, Modigliani, Derain, and Picasso, as well as murals by Matisse and Dufy. There are beautiful views of the Eiffel Tower on the way to the Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris from the metro.

Great museum with beautiful pieces. Free for the permanent exhibition. No line/wait times.

Excellent museum with free entry. Great murals by Raoul Dufy & Henri Matisse. I would definitely include this museum in my itinerary when I am back in Paris. Avenue de New York is close by as well for great views of the Eiffel Tower.

Very educative exhibitions. Three exhibits when I visited: the permanent, Jean Hélion and an exhibition about Arabic influence in Paris from 1900 called « Presence arabe ». The two non permanent exhibitions are so great and so differently exposed. Both put in an amazing and fair perspective the different shapes of art. For Jean hélion exhibition, the chronological progress makes clear his way from abstract to near realism through figurative and it really highlights the diversity of his perspectives and evolutions. I am impressed . The « presence arabe » exhibition mixed so many painters that it is mainly a true discovery of artists and styles; though the fil rouge is the colonialism and its disaster. I enjoyed being in this place and its extended permanent collection exhibition.