Visit the Centre Pompidou Paris, the state arts and culture centre in the 4th arrondissement of Paris. The Centre Pompidou in Paris is the only museum in the world that offers a complete overview of 20th and 21st century art. This journey includes the founding fathers of modern art, such as Matisse, Picasso, Duchamp, Kandinsky, Ernst, Warhol and a few more, as well as artists up to the present day.
Monday, Wednesday to Sunday: 11:00 AM – 09:00 PM
Tuesday: Closed
Please note that opening hours for the Centre Pompidou may vary depending on the exhibition. For example, Galleries 1 and 2 generally have extended opening hours on Thursday and invite visitors to their own rooms until late in the evening. If you are specifically interested in a particular exhibition, please check the opening hours of the Centre Pompidou Museum in Paris for that day.
The costs and admission fees of the Centre Pomidou in Paris varies. With the Paris City Pass, entry into the Centre Pompidou is free: that means that you can walk directly into the Centre Pompidou and pay no entrance fees! You only have to show your Paris City Pass at the entrance, and you are good. The Paris City Pass makes it easy for you, saves you money and time to visit not only the Centre Pompidou, but also other attractions in Paris. Stop paying admission fees with the Paris City Pass! You can save 14€.
Please note that safety precautions have been intensified in general and therefore there might also be delays at the Centre Pompidou security checks. These security checks cannot be avoided with the Paris City Pass, even if it includes “skip the line entry”. Bags, backpacks, coats and jackets may also be checked.
Book the complete package of the Paris City Pass, which is not only your ticket into the Centre Pompidou, but also into other famous attractions in Paris. With this ticket,you can skip waiting lines and enjoy exploring the Centre Pompidou. For the Centre Pompidou, you don’t need any other ticket when you have the Paris City Pass. The Paris City Pass will also represent your ticket to all other museums and attractions in Paris.
Address:
Rue du Renard Paris 4e
75004 Paris
+33/ (0) 144-781-233
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The Centre Pompidou is located in the center of Paris, which means that you can reach all of the most important and famous attractions and places in Paris with only a short bus or train ride. The main entrance of the Centre Pompidou can be found with this address: Piazza Place Georges-Pompidou, 75004 Paris. Because the Centre Pompidou is centrally located, you can quickly get to other nearby attractions in Paris with the bus or metro!
Direction:
Metro 11 to Rambuteau
Metro 1 to Hôtel de Ville or to Châtelet
Bus 38, 47, 72, 76, 85 to Centre Pompidou
Getting to the Centre Pompidou is easy and straightforward. You have a choice of many options of bus and train to guarantee your journey to the Centre Pompidou in Paris as quickly as possible. For example, metro lines 1, 4, 7, 11 and 14 all stop at Châtelet-Les Halles, where you can get to the Centre Pompidou in Paris. Please plan your journey to the Centre Pompidou with the main entrance above Piazza Place Georges Pompidou as your destination. Disabled access to the Centre Pompidou in Paris is guaranteed via Rue du Renard, on the corner near Saint-Merrie. You will find the handicapped accessible entrance directly opposite the main entrance of the Centre Pompidou. Please note that there are special regulations regarding your luggage before you arrive at the Centre Pompidou.
Close to the Centre Pompidou, other top sights in Paris such as the Louvre, the Musée Picasso and the Musée d'Orsay can also be quickly reached.
The entrance of the Centre Pompidou is easy to find and it is guaranteed to give you a small taste of what to expect in its exhibitions. Three large-scale ventilation shafts (as well as escalators that are enclosed in transparent tubes) adorn the entrance of the Centre Pompidou. Clearly, the entrance of Centre Pompidou is not lacking in creativity—both the entrance and also the entire building are architectural art pieces. Spare a little time at the entrance of the Centre Pompidou in Paris with the Paris City Pass—it’ll be worth your wait!
The “Musée National d’Art Moderne“ (National Museum of Modern Art) now presents its masterpieces as a part of two new chronological exhibitions. These new exhibitions include over 1,300 pieces, more than 500 periodicals, and a showcasing of various artists and their work from the first half of the 20th century.
The central theme of the exhibitions in the Centre Pompidou offers the opportunity to experience the works and new achievements from different points of view. The international exhibitions at the Centre Pompidous in Paris have around 20 exhibitions a year. The exhibitions at the Centre Pompidou in Paris include paintings, sculpture, photography, architecture, design, video productions and much more. The top floor offers a beautiful view of Paris and its special landmarks.
The architecture of the Centre Pompidou in Paris is urban and postmodern. The high-tech architecture of the Centre Pompidou is reflected in its exterior facades. The first branch museum of the Centre Pompidou was established in May 2010 in Lorraine, France and was designed by the architect Shigeru Ban. Another branch museum appeared in early 2015 in Málaga, in which its architecture resembles the first branch’s architectural design. The cultural center “El Cubo” (“the cube”) has been showcasing the exhibition “Centre Pompidou provisoire” for 5 years now, where 90 exhibition pieces from the Museé National d´Art Moderne have been displayed. The Parisian cultural center (the Centre Pompidou in Paris) receives about 1-1.5 million euros from the city of Málaga.
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