Top Exhibitions in Paris 2026

Paris in 2026 will be one of the most exciting years ever for events, festivals, concerts, sports competitions, exhibitions, and seasonal celebrations. From art lovers and foodies to music fans and active travelers, the French capital offers world-class experiences every month of the year. Whether you’re planning guided tours, city highlights, or immersive experiences, these events make Paris a destination that goes far beyond sightseeing.
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Dragons 

Musée du Quai Branly – Jacques Chirac | From 18 November 2025 to March 1, 2026

Discover the fascinating world of Asian dragons at the Musée du Quai Branly. This exceptional exhibition explores the legends, symbolism, and artistic representations of dragons from Antiquity to modern culture. Through rare artworks, jades, bronzes, and imperial objects, visitors uncover how these mythical creatures became powerful symbols of energy, wisdom, and authority across Asia.

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Dinosaures

Atelier des Lumières, 38 rue Saint-Maur – 75011 Paris | From 10th December 2025 to 8th March 2026

Prehistoric Planet: Dinosaurs – The Immersive ExperienceFrom 10 December 2025, Atelier des Lumières invites visitors to travel back in time with this spectacular immersive exhibition. Through breathtaking 360° projections, ancient landscapes come alive, revealing dinosaurs such as Tyrannosaurus rex, velociraptors, and pterosaurs in their natural world. Narrated by French actor Gérard Lanvin, this unforgettable experience combines science, emotion, and stunning visuals-perfect for families and natural history lovers.

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Berthe Weill and the Rise of the Parisian Avant-Garde

Musée de l’Orangerie, Jardin des Tuileries, côté Seine – 75001 Paris| From 8th Ocober 2025 to 26th January 2026

Art Dealer of the Parisian Avant-Garde,” an exhibition dedicated to one of the most influential yet often overlooked figures of modern art. This remarkable showcase highlights the pioneering career of Parisian gallery owner Berthe Weill, who played a crucial role in promoting the avant-garde movement during the first half of the 20th century.

Through nearly one hundred works, visitors trace her extraordinary journey from 1901 to 1940, during which she exhibited more than 300 artists, including Pablo Picasso, Amedeo Modigliani, Henri Matisse, and Suzanne Valadon. Spread across four different gallery locations in Paris, her exhibitions helped shape the future of modern art. The exhibition also explores the tragic closure of her gallery in 1940 during the Nazi occupation, marking the end of an era.

This exhibition offers a rare opportunity to rediscover a visionary woman who helped define the artistic soul of modern Paris.

 

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Gerhard Richter

Fondation Louis Vuitton, Bois de Boulogne – 8 avenue du Mahatma Gandhi – 75116 Paris | From 17th October 2025 to 2nd March 2026

Gerhard Richter – A Landmark Retrospective at the Fondation Louis Vuitton

From 17 October 2025 to 2 March 2026, the Fondation Louis Vuitton presents an exceptional retrospective dedicated to Gerhard Richter, one of the most influential figures in contemporary art. Renowned for his extraordinary versatility, Richter masterfully explored both figurative and abstract expression throughout a career spanning more than six decades.

Bringing together around 270 works created between 1962 and 2024, this major exhibition offers a comprehensive journey through his artistic evolution. Visitors can discover the full range of his practice, from powerful oil paintings to refined works in steel and glass, as well as delicate drawings, watercolors, and painted photographs. This landmark exhibition provides a rare opportunity to explore the originality, depth, and constant reinvention that define Richter’s unique artistic vision.

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Georges de La Tour. From shadow to light

Musée Jacquemart-André
The art of chiaroscuro in the work of French painter Georges de La Tour – 75116 Paris | From 11th September 2025 to 22nd February 2026

Georges de La Tour – From Shadow to Light at the Musée Jacquemart-André

From 11 September 2025 to 22 February 2026, the Musée Jacquemart-André presents an exceptional exhibition dedicated to Georges de La Tour, one of the greatest French painters of the 17th century and a master of chiaroscuro. As part of its acclaimed series on artists influenced by Caravaggio, this major retrospective invites visitors to explore the unique world of light, shadow, and spiritual intensity that defines La Tour’s work.

Bringing together around thirty masterpieces from leading French and international collections, the exhibition highlights the painter’s remarkable realism, his refined use of candlelight, and his deep fascination with religious themes. Through intimate nocturnal scenes and contemplative figures, visitors discover how Georges de La Tour transformed everyday moments into powerful expressions of faith and emotion.

This exhibition at the Musée Jacquemart-André offers art lovers, history enthusiasts, and cultural travelers a rare opportunity to admire one of the most poetic and mysterious figures of French Baroque painting in the heart of Paris.

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Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain: general exhibition of the Collection

Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain, 2 place du Palais-Royal – 75001 Paris /  From 25th October 2025 to 23rd August 2026

Fondation Cartier Contemporary Art Exhibition – 40 Years of Creation at the Palais Royal

From 25 October 2025 to 23 August 2026, the Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain celebrates its relocation to the prestigious Place du Palais Royal with an exceptional exhibition dedicated to its world-renowned collection. Inaugurating its spectacular new venue in the heart of Paris, this landmark retrospective retraces more than 40 years of contemporary art and international creativity.

Conceived as a unique “alternative encyclopedia” of contemporary art, the exhibition brings together nearly 600 major works by over 100 artists from around the world. Visitors will discover iconic pieces by Claudia Andujar, James Turrell, Sarah Sze, Olga de Amaral, Junya Ishigami, David Lynch, Annette Messager, Cai Guo-Qiang, Diller Scofidio + RENFRO, Chéri Samba, and many others. Together, these works reflect the bold vision, diversity, and artistic identity that have shaped the Fondation Cartier since its creation.

Housed in a striking new building designed by renowned architect Jean Nouvel, the Fondation Cartier opens fully onto the city, creating a vibrant dialogue between architecture, contemporary art, and the public. This immersive exhibition offers a rare journey through the evolution of modern creation and the history of one of Paris’s most influential cultural institutions.

A must-see event for art lovers, cultural travelers, and anyone wishing to explore the international contemporary art scene in one of Paris’s most elegant settings.

 

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Eva Jospin – Grottesco. Claire Tabouret – D’un seul souffle

Grand Palais, 9 avenue du Général Eisenhower – 75008 Paris / From 10th December 2025 to 15th March 2026

Eva Jospin & Claire Tabouret Exhibition at the Grand Palais – Two Contemporary Worlds in Paris

 

Until 15 March 2026, the Grand Palais in Paris hosts an exceptional contemporary art event featuring two leading French artists, Eva Jospin and Claire Tabouret. Each artist occupies an entire wing of this iconic monument, inviting visitors to explore two distinct yet complementary creative universes through immersive exhibitions.

In her exhibition “Grottesco,” Eva Jospin takes audiences on a poetic journey through caves, ruins, forests, and architectural fantasies. Inspired by the legend of a young Roman who discovered the frescoes of the Domus Aurea-Emperor Nero’s lost palace-after falling into a cave, the exhibition blends history, imagination, and nature. Around fifteen works are presented, including a brand-new series of embroidered bas-reliefs that combine textile art and sculpture. As a result, visitors experience a rich dialogue between ancient inspiration and contemporary craftsmanship.

Meanwhile, Claire Tabouret presents “D’un seul souffle,” a behind-the-scenes exploration of her major project to design six new stained-glass windows for Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris. Through full-scale models, sketches, and preparatory works, the artist reveals the creative process behind these luminous, colorful windows. Inspired by the theme of Pentecost, her designs create a seamless visual and spiritual transition from the historic stained glass by Viollet-le-Duc. Consequently, the exhibition offers a rare insight into one of the most significant artistic contributions to Notre-Dame’s modern restoration.

Together, these two exhibitions transform the Grand Palais into a vibrant hub of contemporary creation, innovation, and storytelling. Whether you are passionate about modern sculpture, textile art, architectural inspiration, or monumental stained glass, this dual exhibition promises an unforgettable cultural experience in the heart of Paris.

A must-see event for art lovers, design enthusiasts, and cultural travelers seeking the best exhibitions in Paris.

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Geluck exhibits The Cat

Musée Maillol, 61 rue de Grenelle – 75007 Paris| From 14th November 2025

Philippe Geluck & “The Cat” Exhibition at Musée Maillol – A Playful Tribute to a Comic Icon

From 14 November 2025, the Musée Maillol in Paris hosts a delightful exhibition dedicated to Belgian cartoonist Philippe Geluck and his legendary comic character “The Cat” (Le Chat). Celebrating humor, art, and creativity, this event offers visitors a unique journey into the world of one of Europe’s most beloved comic figures.

In the first section of the exhibition, audiences can explore the origins of The Cat through a rich selection of original drawings, sketches, watercolors, comic plates, serigraphs, and personal objects connected to the character’s creation. As a result, fans gain rare insight into Geluck’s artistic process, storytelling style, and the evolution of his iconic feline philosopher.

Meanwhile, the second section takes a bold and humorous turn. Curated by Philippe Geluck himself, it places The Cat in direct dialogue with masterpieces by world-renowned artists such as Andy Warhol, Gustave Courbet, Pablo Picasso, Banksy, and Johannes Vermeer. Through playful reinterpretations and clever visual references, Geluck bridges the gap between classical fine art and contemporary comic culture. Consequently, the exhibition becomes both an artistic homage and a witty cultural commentary.

Together, these two sections transform the Musée Maillol into a vibrant celebration of humor, imagination, and artistic crossover. Whether you are a longtime fan of The Cat, a lover of modern illustration, or simply curious about creative storytelling, this exhibition promises an entertaining and culturally rich experience in Paris.

A must-see event for comic art enthusiasts, families, and visitors looking for one of the most fun and original exhibitions in Paris.

 

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One hundred years of Art Deco

MAD – Musée des Arts Décoratifs, 111 rue de Rivoli – 75001 Paris | From 22th October 2025 to 26th April 2026
 
 

Art Deco 1925–2025 Exhibition at Musée des Arts Décoratifs – A Century of Style and Innovation

The Musée des Arts Décoratifs in Paris marks the 100th anniversary of the legendary 1925 Exposition Internationale des Arts Décoratifs et Industriels Modernes with a spectacular new exhibition titled “1925–2025. One Hundred Years of Art Deco.” Running until 26 April 2026, this landmark retrospective celebrates the global impact and lasting influence of the Art Deco movement.

Bringing together nearly 1,000 exceptional works, the exhibition offers an immersive journey through a century of decorative art, design, and luxury. Visitors can admire an extraordinary range of objects, from elegant furniture and fine jewelry to haute couture fashion and exquisite objets d’art. As a result, the exhibition traces how Art Deco evolved from a bold modern style into a timeless symbol of refinement and glamour.

Moreover, the scenography transforms the museum into a visually stunning Art Deco universe. Highlights include dazzling jewelry creations by Cartier, rare pieces from the prestigious collections of Nelly de Rothschild and Jacques Doucet, and iconic designs by pioneers such as Eileen Gray. In addition, the exhibition features a full-scale reconstruction of the legendary Orient Express, allowing visitors to step into the golden age of luxury travel during the 1920s.

Throughout the exhibition, guests will discover how Art Deco’s signature geometric forms, rich colors, and opulent materials shaped architecture, fashion, and industrial design across the world. Consequently, this retrospective becomes not only a tribute to a decorative style but also a cultural exploration of modernity, elegance, and artistic innovation.

Whether you are passionate about design, fashion history, architecture, or decorative arts, “1925–2025. One Hundred Years of Art Deco” promises one of the most immersive and visually captivating exhibitions in Paris. A must-see event for art lovers, design enthusiasts, and anyone curious about the enduring legacy of Art Deco.

 

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The Empire of sleep

Musée Marmottan Monet, 2 rue Louis Boilly – 75016 Paris| From 9th October 2025 to 1st March 2026
 

“The Empire of Sleep” Exhibition at Musée Marmottan Monet – A Dreamlike Journey Through Art and Time

The Musée Marmottan Monet in Paris invites visitors to explore the fascinating world of sleep with a captivating new exhibition titled “L’Empire du sommeil” (The Empire of Sleep), on view until 1 March 2026. This immersive exhibition offers a poetic and thought-provoking journey into one of humanity’s most universal experiences—sleep—through the lens of art, history, and science.

Bringing together an exceptional selection of artworks, the exhibition traces the many faces of sleep, from peaceful rest and gentle awakening to vivid dreams and haunting nightmares. Visitors can admire 19th- and 20th-century paintings alongside rare works from Antiquity, the Middle Ages, and contemporary periods, creating a rich dialogue across centuries. As a result, the exhibition reveals how artists from different eras have interpreted the mysteries of the sleeping body and the hidden world of the subconscious.

Moreover, the scenography enhances the experience by weaving together artistic, cultural, and scientific perspectives. A dedicated section explores the medical dimension of sleep, shedding light on how understanding of rest, dreams, and disorders has evolved over time. In addition, a specially designed room devoted to the bedroom invites visitors to reflect on the intimate and symbolic role of this private space in both art and daily life.

Throughout the exhibition, recurring themes-such as vulnerability, imagination, healing, and inner exploration-emerge across paintings, sculptures, and historical objects. Consequently, “The Empire of Sleep” becomes more than an art show; it transforms into a multisensory meditation on the rhythms of human existence.

Whether you are an art lover, a history enthusiast, or simply curious about the science and symbolism of sleep, this exhibition promises a serene yet intriguing cultural experience in Paris. A must-see event for visitors seeking one of the most original and contemplative exhibitions in the city.

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Palais Garnier

Opéra national de Paris – Palais Garnier, Place de l’Opéra – 75009 Paris | From 15th October 2025 to 15th February 2026
 

Discover the rich history and enduring legacy of the Palais Garnier with a special anniversary exhibition celebrating 150 years of this legendary Paris opera house. Titled “Le Palais Garnier: 150 Years of a Legendary Theatre,” the exhibition at the Opera Library-Museum offers an in-depth look at one of the world’s most iconic cultural landmarks.

Commissioned by Napoleon III and inaugurated in 1875, the Palais Garnier was originally dedicated to opera and later became a major center for ballet and dance. Renowned for its breathtaking architecture and opulent interiors, it is steeped in myths and legends that have inspired countless writers and filmmakers, including the famous tale of The Phantom of the Opera.

The exhibition brings together nearly 100 exceptional works, including paintings, drawings, posters, photographs, archival documents, manuscripts, stage designs, costumes, and historical objects. These rare pieces trace the evolution of the Palais Garnier from its creation to its status today as a global symbol of artistic excellence.

Visit the exhibition from 15 October to 17 February 2026 and explore 150 years of opera, dance, architecture, and cultural heritage in the heart of Paris.

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Dynastic jewels

 Hôtel de la Marine, 2 place de la Concorde – 75008 Paris | From 10th December 2025 to 6th April 2026

 

Discover an exceptional exhibition of royal and imperial jewelry at the Hôtel de la Marine, showcasing some of the world’s most prestigious historic collections. Presented as the third installment in a celebrated trilogy in collaboration with the Victoria and Albert Museum, the exhibition “Dynastic Jewels” offers a captivating exploration of jewelry as both a symbol of power and an intimate personal object.

Through the stories of legendary figures such as Catherine II of Russia, Empress Joséphine, and Queen Victoria, visitors are invited to delve into the political, cultural, and emotional significance of dynastic adornments. The exhibition features masterpieces of major historical importance, many of which are being displayed in France for the very first time.

This remarkable selection brings together treasures from the Al Thani Collection and the Victoria and Albert Museum, enhanced by exceptional loans from the Royal Collection of His Majesty King Charles III, the Château de Fontainebleau, and the iconic jewelry houses of Cartier and Chaumet.

Immerse yourself in the sumptuous world of European royal courts and experience a fascinating journey through centuries of craftsmanship, luxury, and dynastic heritage at one of Paris’s most iconic cultural venues.

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Philip Guston. The irony of history

Musée national Picasso-Paris, 5 rue de Thorigny – 75003 Paris  | From 14th October 2025 to 1st March 2026

 

Discover the singular world of Philip Guston, a major figure of the Abstract Expressionist movement and the New York School, in a landmark retrospective at the Musée Picasso. Titled “Philip Guston: The Irony of History,” this major exhibition pays tribute to one of the most influential and unconventional American painters of the 20th century.

Designed around the famous Nixon Drawings, inspired by Philip Roth’s provocative text Our Gang, and a selection of previously unseen paintings, the exhibition offers a powerful and immersive journey into Guston’s unique artistic universe. Blending expressive figuration, biting satire, and raw, grating irony, his work delivers a sharp critique of political power and society’s failings.

On view until 1 March 2026, this retrospective invites visitors to explore the evolution of Philip Guston’s style and ideas, from Abstract Expressionism to his later, more figurative and politically charged works, in one of Paris’s most renowned museums.

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Alexander Calder – Rêver en équilibre 

Fondation Louis Vuitton, Bois de Boulogne – 8 avenue du Mahatma Gandhi – 75116 Paris| From 15th April 2026 to 16th August 2026

 

Discover an exceptional retrospective celebrating the genius of Alexander Calder at the Fondation Louis Vuitton, featuring nearly 300 works from his iconic mobiles to his legendary Miniature Circus. Titled “Rêver en équilibre” (“Dreaming in Balance”), this monumental exhibition marks both the centenary of Calder’s arrival in France and the fiftieth anniversary of his death.

For the first time, the Fondation Louis Vuitton is devoting not only its entire exhibition space but also its outdoor lawn to this major event. Spanning more than 3,000 square meters, the chronological journey showcases a remarkable diversity of works, including kinetic mobiles, monumental stabiles, delicate wire sculptures, jewelry, and paintings.

One of the exhibition’s highlights is the exceptional return to Paris of Cirque Calder, on loan from the Whitney Museum for the first time in fifteen years. The retrospective also explores Calder’s close ties with the artistic avant-garde, featuring connections with figures such as Mondrian, Picasso, and Miró, while placing his soaring aerial structures in dialogue with Frank Gehry’s bold architectural design.

This immersive exhibition offers a unique opportunity to experience the full scope of Alexander Calder’s creativity and lasting influence, in one of Paris’s most iconic contemporary art venues.

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Denise Bellon. A wandering gaze 

Musée d’art et d’histoire du Judaïsme, Hôtel de Saint-Aignan – 71 rue du Temple – 75003 Paris | 9th October 2025 – 8th March 2026

 

Discover a never-before-seen retrospective dedicated to Denise Bellon, a pioneering figure of photojournalism and a key contributor to the Surrealist movement, at the Musée d’Art et d’Histoire du Judaïsme. This major exhibition pays tribute to one of the most influential yet long-overlooked photographers of the 20th century.

On view until 8 March 2026, the retrospective traces the remarkable career of this Paris-born artist from the 1930s to the 1970s. It highlights her powerful documentary work during the Occupation of France in the Second World War, offering a moving visual record of a pivotal moment in European history.

The exhibition also reveals the extraordinary diversity of Bellon’s work, from her international reportages to her close involvement with the Surrealist circle. Entrusted by André Breton to document key Surrealist exhibitions, she captured the movement from the inside, blending artistic experimentation with sharp journalistic insight.

This immersive exhibition invites visitors to rediscover Denise Bellon’s unique vision and lasting legacy, through a rich selection of photographs that combine historical depth, artistic innovation, and human sensitivity.

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Azzedine Alaïa and those by Christian Dior from the couturier’s collection

Azzedine Alaïa Foundation, 18 rue de la Verrerie – 75004 Paris | 15th December 2025 – 24th May 2026

Discover a fascinating dialogue between the creations of Azzedine Alaïa and Christian Dior in an exceptional haute couture exhibition celebrating two legendary masters of fashion. Titled “Azzedine Alaïa and Christian Dior: Two Masters of Haute Couture,” this unique showcase is part of an exclusive two-part program organized in collaboration with Galerie Dior.

The exhibition offers an intimate and enlightening conversation between Alaïa’s designs and those of Christian Dior and his successors, drawn from the Tunisian couturier’s personal and historic collection. Through around thirty carefully selected pairs of garments, visitors can explore the deep aesthetic affinities that united the two designers, including their shared love of the cinched waist, sculpted shoulders, and the pursuit of perfection in cut and silhouette.

Focusing on the creative process, the exhibition also highlights Azzedine Alaïa’s lifelong admiration for Christian Dior, sparked by his brief visit to the iconic Avenue Montaigne workshops in 1956. This refined and inspiring presentation reveals how tradition, craftsmanship, and innovation intertwine across generations of haute couture.

Don’t miss the complementary exhibition at Galerie Dior, which completes this exceptional fashion journey through the legacy of two of the greatest names in couture history.

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A Exhibition about the old Lebanese Heritage

Institut du monde arabe, 1 rue des Fossés Saint-Bernard Place Mohammed V – 75005 Paris | 3rd April 2025 – 5th April 2026

 

Discover a moving exhibition of historic photographs celebrating Lebanon’s rich cultural heritage at the Arab World Institute in Paris. This powerful showcase is dedicated to sites and monuments in Lebanon that are now endangered by bombing, offering a poignant visual tribute to a fragile and threatened legacy.

Drawn from the prestigious collections of the Oriental Library of Saint Joseph University in Beirut, the exhibition presents a selection of rare archival photographs. Visitors are invited to explore more than a dozen iconic and at-risk sites, including Byblos, Baalbek, Tyre, and Saida, as well as entire regions such as Hermel, the Beqaa Valley, Chouf, Metn, and Kesrouan.

On display on the 7th floor of the Arab World Institute until 5 April 2026, this exhibition provides a unique opportunity to rediscover Lebanon’s architectural and historical treasures while raising awareness of the urgent need to preserve them for future generations.

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