The top of Parisian museums with the family

For their permanent or temporary exhibitions

Reservations recommended during the vacations

Museums by theme

Museums and Art
(painting and sculpture)
Museums and history
(from France and elsewhere)
Museums and sciences
Unusual museums

Family Museums

  1. Guided tours in museums
  2. Self-guided enigma tour of the Louvre
  3. NEW - Family treasure hunt at the Louvre (from 6 years old)
  4. I celebrate my birthday in a museum

Our Top 5 museums in Paris

  1. The Louvre Museum
  2. The Orsay museum
  3. The Centre Pompidou
  4. The Orangery Museum
  5. The Rodin Museum

Practical museums

  1. Exhibitions in Paris
  2. Museums open today
  3. Night-time events in museums
  4. Free museums

Exhibitions in Paris

All year round in Paris

Paris exhibitions for the whole family

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Paris landmarks

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Castles in Ile de France

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Young audience shows

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Amusement parks around Paris

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Zoos and aquariums

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Paris and its museums, it's hard to choose as the cultural offer is so rich! Indeed, there are more than 200 museums in Paris. There are several ways to visit museums in Paris: independently, with or without an audio-guide, in a group visit with a guide, by privatizing a guided tour. Schools, leisure centers, youth associations, rallies can also privatize visits to many museums in Paris.

But we also have a soft spot for all the human-sized museums like the Picasso Museum, the Orangery or the Rodin Museum which are very pleasant to see with the family.

Without forgetting the science museums that will fascinate your children like the city of Science or the Great Gallery of Evolution which are in our top 5 Parisian museums to see with your family. For the little ones, the Museum in Grass is a little wonder. Interactive, the works are exposed at the height of children.

The City of Children at the Cité des Sciences is the science museum especially for children, from 2 years old.the museums of Paris are open at night some evenings of the week (there are often fewer people). Finally, good to know: some Parisian museums are free  all year round and on the first Sunday of each month.