Jeu de Paume Tours and Tickets

Yes, visiting Jeu de Paume is definitely worth it, especially if you’re interested in art, photography, video, and film. This renowned contemporary arts center hosts exhibitions by documentary and experimental filmmakers and artists from the 20th and 21st centuries, with ever-changing exhibits and exciting installations.

The general admission price for adults to visit the Jeu de Paume is €13 on the day, or €12 online. It’s €7.50 for students 19–25 years old and seniors 65 and over, from Tuesday to Friday. Visitors 18 and under can visit for free, but proof is required.

Yes, the Jeu de Paume has a restaurant called the Rose Bakery, serving light bites such as salads, quiches and sandwiches, as well as desserts, coffee, beer, and wine. The café has a lovely terrace for the warmer months, looking out to the Tuileries Garden.

Yes, the Jeu de Paume has a coat check. Suitcases, shopping bags, backpacks, and other luggage can be checked, but need to be within specific measurements listed on the official website. As a general rule, don’t bring anything bigger than cabin luggage.

Yes, the Jeu de Paume is an accessible venue for wheelchair users and visitors with reduced mobility. The building has access ramps, adapted entrances, and an elevator. There are also accessible restrooms, and two wheelchairs are available to borrow at reception.

Yes, many visitors take photographs inside the Jeu de Paume, but look out for any official signs with guidance on regulations, in case some areas don’t allow photos. It’s also best to avoid flash photography or bringing any tripods or large camera equipment with you.