Palais de Tokyo Tours and Tickets

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Admission to the Palais de Tokyo costs €13 for adults and €9 for concessionaires. Concession rates apply to students, under-26s, over-60s, and some other categories of professionals. Admission is free for under-18s and some other categories of low-income visitors. Ticker prices are adjusted if some exhibits have to close due to excessive heat.

Palais de Tokyo is easy to reach by public transportation from other parts of Paris. The nearest Metro stations are Iéna, west of the museum, and Alma–Marceau, a couple of blocks to the east. You can also take a bus that runs along Avenue du President Wilson or Voie Georges Pompidou, which all stop nearby.

Palais de Tokyo is open from midday until 10pm on Wednesday and Friday–Monday, and until midnight on Thursday. It’s closed on Tuesdays and some major public holidays, including Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. It sometimes closes earlier. Its late closing makes this an ideal after-dinner or pre-nightclub destination.

Yes, the Palais de Tokyo is suitable for children and families. The Palais de Tokyo focuses on modern and contemporary art, which can be appealing to children and made accessible with the right guidance. It hosts some special workshops and events for kids, especially during school holidays.

Yes, the Palais de Tokyo is wheelchair accessible. Admission is free for visitors with a disability and their companions. You can borrow wheelchairs from the front desk, and some accessible parking spaces are available. Additionally, guides for visually impaired visitors are available, and tours in French sign language are held regularly.