At la Maison de Victor Hugo Paris Until November 22, 2026. At the Maison de Victor Hugo, a new exhibition reveals the central role of architecture in the celebrated writer’s creative world. Through drawings, manuscripts, photographs and previously unseen works, visitors discover how Victor Hugo saw stone as a source of inspiration, where writing, drawing and building were all part of the same creative impulse. From Notre-Dame de Paris to the imaginary architectures inspired b

At la Cité du Vitrail - Hôtel-Dieu-le-Comte Through to october 31st, 2026. Come and discover the dynamism and vitality of life in Champagne from the 10th to the 14th centuries! This landmark exhibition highlights the splendor of the Counts of Champagne, under the banner of their rallying cry for self-improvement: "Passavant le Meilleur!". Before its annexation to the Kingdom of France in 1361, Champagne was among the most powerful principalities in Europe. A cradle of artisti

At the Château de Chantilly - Musée Condé Through to October 4th, 2026. The Musée Condé unveils to the public the magnificent collection of Caroline Murat, sister of Napoleon I and queen of Naples alongside her husband Joachim Murat. Nicknamed the "Queen of the Arts," Caroline Murat played an essential role in the artistic flourishing of Naples in the early 19th century and was a passionate patron, supporting major artists like Ingres and Canova. Her collection bears witness

At the Philharmonie de Paris Through to November 1st, 2026. If the Philharmonie de Paris has become, in a decade, one of the most prestigious concert halls in Paris, it is also a major exhibition and visibility venue for the history of music and its major themes. Since spring and until autumn, it offers a very original and fascinating exhibition on the links between music and video games, Video Games & Music, where several generations meet. For about fifty years, contemporary

At the Musée Rodin Through to September 6th, 2026. The Atelier Rodin reopens its doors, with new activities on the agenda to have fun and learn at the museum. It allows children from 6 months old to experiment and discover sculpture through practice. For its 5th edition, the Atelier offers a brand new modular and inclusive space "At The Lab!" which offer hands-on art activities led by facilitorguides. The Atelier Rodin encourages a sensitive and intuitive exploration of sculp

At Vaux-le-Vicomte It was commissioned by Nicolas Fouquet, who wished to welcome Louis XIV and his court for a lavish celebration in 1661. It took the finest architects, landscape designers, painters and fountain-makers of the era nine years to complete Vaux-le- Vicomte — many of whom would later contribute to the creation of Versailles — making it one of the most extravagant and magnificent palaces of the 17th century. With more than a hundred rooms, majestic formal French g

At the Musée Maillol Through To September 6th, 2026. The Musée Maillol pays tribute to the designer Gianni Versace, a flamboyant and visionary figure in international fashion. This first major French retrospective since 1986 brings together nearly 450 exceptional pieces, original creations and silhouettes, accessories, sketches, decorative objects, photographs, videos... and traces the artist's career, his inspirations, from Italian modernism to references to the antiquity of

Grande Halle de la Villette Through to August 31st, 2026. This is an extraordinary exhibition. At the Grande Halle de la Villette, come and share a fascinating experience centered around the Titanic. A mythical floating palace designed to cross the seas, its sinking left a lasting mark on history in 1912. The exhibition retraces both its grandeur, life on board, and the tragedy that made it legendary. More than a museum visit, it is an invitation to discover a remarkable mome

At the Fondation Cartier Through to August 23rd, 2026. It is the title of this exhibition that retraces 40 years of international contemporary creation for the Fondation Cartier. Nearly 600 emblematic works, reflecting the history of the institution, its programming, and its openness to the world, are presented to visitors, allowing them to discover – or rediscover – more than a hundred artists. A unique heritage that reflects the artistic commitments upheld by the institutio

At the Musée Nationale de la Marine Through tp August 2nd, 2026. Sometimes, the connections between painters and the French Navy are overlooked. For 400 years, these artists have documented maritime evolution and served the power through their art and the representation of the military marine world. In 1920, they were gathered within the Official Painters of the Navy, to which photographers and visual artists would be added. It is this evolution that the exhibition at the Nat