Tours and Tickets to Experience 59 Rivoli

There are plenty of ways to experience 59 Rivoli. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Full Coverage Paris Private City Tour
• Paris Family Custom Tour: Kids-Friendly Day With Private Guide

Admission to 59 Rivoli is currently free, so you can explore the studios and exhibitions without spending a cent. Donations are welcome but not required. Some private walking tours of Paris include a visit here; these cost from US$223 and provide a thorough introduction to France’s capital.

At 59 Rivoli, you can see six floors’ worth of colorful, ever-changing contemporary art. You’ll find open studios and bold installations, and you’ll have the chance to chat with resident artists as they work. It’s a raw, creative experience that feels more like wandering through a living gallery than visiting a traditional museum.

59 Rivoli is open Tuesday through Sunday, from 1pm to 8pm. You’re free to drop in during those hours—you’d need a ticket or reservation. Just check that it’s not Monday as it’s closed then. Once there, feel free to stay as long or as briefly as you’d like.

Yes, there are many nearby attractions to visit after 59 Rivoli. You can walk to the Seine, browse shops along Rue de Rivoli, or visit the nearby Louvre Museum and Notre-Dame. You’re right in the heart of Paris, so you’ll have no shortage of famous sights, cafés, and galleries to keep the experience going.

Tuesday through Friday afternoons offer a quieter visit, with more chances to speak directly with artists. On weekends, the energy ramps up with bigger crowds and occasional live music. Both options give you a unique vibe—choose based on whether you prefer a more peaceful or lively atmosphere.