Le Palais de Tokyo: Fast Track
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About this experience
Le Palais de Tokyo is a contemporary art attraction in Paris, located on Avenue du Président Wilson near the Seine and the Eiffel Tower. The building, a neoclassical structure originally constructed for the 1937 World Exhibition, has operated as a dedicated contemporary art centre since 2002 and is one of the largest sites of its kind in Europe. Its programme rotates continuously, meaning the exhibitions on view change throughout the year rather than presenting a fixed permanent collection. Fast track entry allows visitors to bypass the standard queue and move directly into the galleries. Inside, the space spans multiple levels and hosts temporary exhibitions across visual art, installation, performance, and new media. Alongside the galleries, the site includes art workshops, a specialist bookstore, a café, a restaurant, and a club, making it a full cultural destination rather than a single-gallery visit. An optional 30-minute guided tour in French is available for those who want structured context for the current exhibitions. Tickets cover one-day access to all exhibitions running on the date of your visit, with wheelchair access throughout. For more things to do in Paris, the surrounding area along the Seine offers several further cultural institutions within walking distance.
Highlights
- Fast track entry bypasses the standard queue at the galleries
- Contemporary art centre open continuously since 2002
- One of the largest contemporary art sites in Europe
- Located on Avenue du Président Wilson near the Seine
- Rotating programme means exhibitions change throughout the year
- Neoclassical building originally constructed for the 1937 World Exhibition
What is included
- One-day access to all exhibitions
- 30-minute guided tour in French (optional)
Before you go
Arrival and timing Head to the entrance at 13 Avenue du Président Wilson and allow a few minutes to pass through the entry process before exploring. If you have opted for the optional 30-minute guided tour in French, check the tour schedule on arrival so you can plan the rest of your visit around it. Your ticket covers one-day access to all exhibitions, so there is no need to rush. Getting around the venue The Palais de Tokyo is a large, open-plan contemporary art space spread across multiple areas. Exhibitions change regularly, so the layout of displays may differ from previous visits or online images. Alongside the exhibition spaces you will find a café, a restaurant, and a specialist bookshop, all of which are worth factoring into your visit. During your visit Keep your voice low in exhibition rooms out of consideration for other visitors. Photography policies vary by exhibition, so look out for any signage in each room before taking pictures. Food and drink are best enjoyed in the café or restaurant rather than inside the exhibition areas. Wheelchair access is available throughout the venue.
Cancellation terms
These tickets cannot be cancelled or rescheduled.
Booking questions
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What is Le Palais de Tokyo?
Le Palais de Tokyo is a contemporary art centre in Paris that has been the leading venue for discovering contemporary art in the city since 2002. Housed in a historic building, it offers constantly changing exhibitions alongside art workshops, restaurants, a café, a club, and a specialised bookstore, making it a place for both learning and social engagement.
Where is Le Palais de Tokyo and how do I get there?
The venue is located at 13 Avenue du Président Wilson in Paris, steps away from the Seine River and the Eiffel Tower. The nearest Metro station is Iéna on line 9, which is a short walk from the entrance.
What does a Le Palais de Tokyo Fast Track ticket include?
Each ticket includes one-day access to all exhibitions at the venue. An optional 30-minute guided tour in French is also available.
Is the guided tour included in the ticket?
A 30-minute guided tour in French is offered as an optional addition to the ticket, which already covers one-day access to all exhibitions.
Is Le Palais de Tokyo wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the venue is wheelchair accessible.
What is the cancellation policy for Le Palais de Tokyo Fast Track tickets?
These tickets are non-refundable and cannot be cancelled once booked.
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