Top Paris Art Galleries

Salvador Dali made surrealism a household name, creating beautifully bizarre, symbolic masterpieces that have enthralled generations of art lovers. More than 300 of his finest sculptures and graphic art pieces are now showcased at Dali Paris in Paris’s charmingly artsy Montmartre neighborhood—in fact, it’s the largest collection of the artist’s work in all of France. And with this ticket, you’ll get direct access to all of it.

As one of the world's most visited museums, you can be sure that a skip-the-ticket-line entry will come in handy to beat the lines at the Louvre. Wander around the fascinating exhibitions at your own pace, Learn about the artists & their work as you go. Discover the popular and most famous exhibits such as the Venus de Milo and the Coronation of Napoleon I, not forgetting of course the beautiful smile of Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa. To ensure the smooth progress of renovations in the Salle des États, Mona Lisa has been transferred to the Galerie Médicis (room 801, level 2, Richelieu wing). (After the ticket controls, turn right and take the escalator to the top floor level 2. Enter the Paintings collection rooms and continue to room 801 on your right.)

Dali Paris is the only museum of its kind in France—entirely devoted to the works of Surrealist artist Salvador Dalí. With this admission ticket, visit at a time that suits you and head straight inside without having to wait in line. Explore the gallery at your own pace using your included audio guide to learn more about the artist as you see works such as “Soft Watches”, “Alice in Wonderland”, and “Retrospective Bust of a Woman”.

As one of the world's most visited museums, you can be sure that a skip-the-ticket-line entry will come in handy to beat the lines at the Louvre. Collect your audio guide and wander around the fascinating exhibitions at your own pace, Learn about the artists & their work as you go. Discover the popular and most famous exhibits such as the Venus de Milo and the Coronation of Napoleon I, not forgetting of course the beautiful smile of Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa. The audio guide offers recorded commentaries in 7 different languages, packed with information and anecdotes to help you to better understand the history and significance of some of the greatest works. To ensure the smooth progress of renovations in the Salle des États, Mona Lisa has been transferred to the Galerie Médicis (room 801, level 2, Richelieu wing). (After the ticket controls, turn right and take the escalator to the top floor level 2. Enter the Paintings collection rooms and continue to room 801 on your right.)

Follow a licensed art historian on a fully interactive virtual tour of the Louver Museum, featuring photos, videos, surveys, and live Q&A. Expand your knowledge with interactive polls and a live Q&A session after the tour Discover the mysteries behind The Winged Victory of Samothrace and Venus de Milo Admire the symbolism found behind the Liberty Leading the People painting Listen to an art historian explain the unique history behind the Mona Lisa Explore the iconic masterpieces found inside the Louvre, all from your computer All start times are in Eastern Standard Time (EST)

The museum, entirely renovated in 2017, enhances the unique craftsmen know-how of the Monnaie de Paris and its exceptional heritage collections. Along this sensory and interactive experience around metal, visitors go behind the scenes of coins striking and art objects making, especially through windows showing the operating art workshops. The Museum brings together several disciplines (art, science and technology, history of peoples, tastes and economy, archeology and sociology) to express the wealth of talent working in the manufacture and the richness of the heritage collections. A gastronomic restaurant, café and boutique supplement this substantial cultural offer.

Discover the Catacombs at your own pace and prepare yourself for a unique and unforgettable visit 20 meters underground and a world away from the hustle and bustle of everyday Paris above! Originally, the catacombs of Paris were limestone quarries, used for the construction of the bridges and buildings of the city. At the end of the 18th century, parts of these quarries became the 'municipal ossuary' of the capital as the bones from the largest cemetery in Paris were transferred here. It took two years to transfer all the bones down to the now famous Catacombs. Prepare yourself today for a trip like you've never seen before as you explore 3km of Paris' underground galleries!

The world's most extensive impressionist and post-impressionist collection are housed in the renowned Orsay Museum. Take a guided tour for 2 hours. Don't forget Manet, Monet, Renoir, Van Gogh, and many other world-famous masterpieces. A visitor will quickly understand why the Musée d’Orsay has consistently ranked the favorite museum of Parisians themselves. Built over 100 years ago as a train station welcoming international visitors to the World’s Fair, the Beaux-Arts structure now displays the best art from that period, making it an essential visit during your stay in the City of Lights. Your guide will bring to life the turbulent personalities of the painters, describing how each artist dared to explore new territory and to pursue success without compromise.