Paris Museums: Guided Tours and Audio Tours

The museums of Paris: between history, culture and fine arts

Paris is one of the most important cities in the world in terms of art and world culture. The capital houses a treasury of richness through various works of art from all cultures and eras. The City of Lights has 180 museums and monuments visited by tens of millions of people. They house several exceptional collections and masterpieces from the world's greatest artists.

The grandest of these is, of course, the Louvre, the most visited museum in the world, home to the Mona Lisa and the Vénus de Milo. Facing the museum, on the left-hand bank, the Orsay Museum houses the world's biggest collection of impressionist pieces, notably those of Claude Monet who chose to the Orangerie museum to show its paintings. Not far from here is the Pompidou Centre, which has Europe's biggest collection of modern art, or the Palais Royal which is surrounded by arcades, passages and galleries. Not forgetting the Conciergerie, Invalides, the Pantheon, Carnavalet, Grevin or Rodin museums, the latter housing an exceptional collection of sculptures. Paris is a dream for art lovers, the architectural beauty of its museums, such as Orsayor the Louvre, are alone a work of art. Enjoy too sciences experience at the Palais de la Découverte situated at the bottom of the Champs Elysées avenue. Visit the Palais de la Découverte which offers many workshops to discover the pleasures of the science.

Small and large museums of Paris

The pariscityvision.com site offers you all the information you need to organize your guided tours in the various Parisian museums that are an integral part of French heritage. Thanks to us you will have access to the most important museums in Paris, enough to offer several cultural breaks and make the most of your knowledge during your stay in France.

Although we gather for you a selection of visits to the largest museums in Paris, there are many other places that might interest you: we offer tickets for another place. Among the museums in Paris that can attract lovers of modern art, is dedicated to Picasso.

You can also, thanks to the Paris Museum Pass, visit unusual establishments that you will love. For example, at the Hôtel National des Invalides, you can access the Musée des Plans Reliefs, which presents an amazing collection of models of fortified cities, the oldest of which dates back to Louis XIV. The museums of Paris can also open in other horizons and put on stage spaces of life with the urban fabric: with the pass, you can participate in a visit to the sewers of Paris, a little known place but essential for the proper functioning and healthiness from the city.