
Venice Revealed
A digital and interactive journey to the heart of Venice. Until February 19, 2023
- At the Grand Palais Immersif (Paris 12ème)
From 10 years old

Living forms
Ceramic art at its best. Until May 23, 2023
- Manufacture de Sèvres (92)
From 6 years old

Monet - Mitchell
- At the Louis Vuitton Foundation (16th)
Until February 27, 2023

Arts and prehistory
- Museum of Man (Paris 16e)
For all - From 6 years old
Until May 22, 2023

Mini Monsters
The exhibition to know everything about lice, fleas, flies and other small monsters. Until April 23, 2023
- Museum of Natural History (Paris 5th)
For 7-12 years old

Crowds
The scientific exhibition on crowd phenomena. Until August 6, 2023
- At the Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie (Paris 19ème)
From 10 years old

Venice Revealed
A digital and interactive journey to the heart of Venice. Until February 19, 2023
- At the Grand Palais Immersif (Paris 12ème)
From 10 years old

Living forms
Ceramic art at its best. Until May 23, 2023
- Manufacture de Sèvres (92)
From 6 years old

Monet - Mitchell
- At the Louis Vuitton Foundation (16th)
Until February 27, 2023

Arts and prehistory
- Museum of Man (Paris 16e)
For all - From 6 years old
Until May 22, 2023

Industrial Developments
An exhibition on the evolution and consequences of industrialization. Until March 5, 2023
- At the Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie (Paris 19ème)
For teens

The World of Banksy
Very strong exhibition on the universe of the mysterious street artist.
- Until December 31, 2023
For teens

Hyperrealism, this is not a body!
A disturbing and bluffing exhibition to see with teenagers. Until March 5, 2023
- At the Maillol Museum (Paris 7ème)

Crowds
The scientific exhibition on crowd phenomena. Until August 6, 2023
- At the Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie (Paris 19ème)
From 10 years old

Oskar Kokoschka, a fawn in Vienna
1st big retrospective in Paris, to see with teenagers. Until February 12, 2023
- At the Museum of Modern Art (Paris 16ème)
Free for children under 18

Living forms
Ceramic art at its best. Until May 23, 2023
- Manufacture de Sèvres (92)
From 6 years old

Monet - Mitchell
- At the Louis Vuitton Foundation (16th)
Until February 27, 2023

Arts and prehistory
- Museum of Man (Paris 16e)
For all - From 6 years old
Until May 22, 2023

The World of Banksy
Very strong exhibition on the universe of the mysterious street artist.
- Until December 31, 2023
For teens

Hyperrealism, this is not a body!
A disturbing and bluffing exhibition to see with teenagers. Until March 5, 2023
- At the Maillol Museum (Paris 7ème)

Oskar Kokoschka, a fawn in Vienna
1st big retrospective in Paris, to see with teenagers. Until February 12, 2023
- At the Museum of Modern Art (Paris 16ème)
Free for children under 18

Industrial Developments
An exhibition on the evolution and consequences of industrialization. Until March 5, 2023
- At the Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie (Paris 19ème)
For teens

Crowds
The scientific exhibition on crowd phenomena. Until August 6, 2023
- At the Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie (Paris 19ème)
From 10 years old

Mini Monsters
The exhibition to know everything about lice, fleas, flies and other small monsters. Until April 23, 2023
- Museum of Natural History (Paris 5th)
For 7-12 years old
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Which exhibitions to see in Paris? Our selection of current exhibitions for children and teenagers in Paris. Theexhibition Banksy Paris is one of the coolest with teens. This year, several photo exhibitions have been presented in Paris. Our advice: buy your tickets for the exhibitions in advance to avoid long lines. It is essential for the very large Parisian exhibitions especially the weekend and even more so during the school vacations. If possible, to avoid the crowds, schedule your visit in the early evening (see our article on museums that go to night). And finally, think about permanent museum collections. They often attract fewer people and yet are still very interesting
Paris is one of the cities in the world that presents the most temporary exhibitionsThis is due in part to the quality of its museums. These exhibitions are internationally renownedIt is therefore strongly recommended that you to reserve as soon as possible to avoid long lines with children. The exhibitions are generally in French and Englishsometimes also in Spanish. Very often, Around the exhibitions, workshops are offered to the young public, for children alone, family guided toursfamily workshops, game books. Sometimes Some exhibitions are specially designed for children. This is always the case for the Musée en Herbe. This one is specifically for children from 3 years old. The Small Gallery of the Louvre Museum is another venue designed specifically for young audiences. These two institutions organize two to three different exhibitions per year for young audiences. Of course they do, la cité des Sciences, the Natural History Museum and the Palais de la découverte (currently closed) always offer exhibitions for young people.