Restored 17th-century Marais mansion displaying the world's largest collection of Pablo Picasso's art. Grand Baroque stairs and historic salons open into crisp white galleries filled with his paintings, ceramics, and sculptures.
Grand Beaux-Arts railway station holding the world's largest collection of Impressionist art. Galleries sit under a soaring glass roof, rising to top-floor masterpieces and a giant station clock looking out over Paris.
Massive Beaux-Arts exhibition hall with a soaring glass and iron roof. The cavernous, light-filled nave stages a steady rotation of blockbuster art fairs, runway shows, and major cultural events.
Glass-walled art center that merges its exhibition space with a wild garden. Rotating shows and massive site-specific commissions fill the transparent, light-soaked floors.
Sprawling former royal palace holding tens of thousands of artworks and antiquities across three massive wings. The glass pyramid entrance drops into opulent, winding halls that run warm and loud around the most famous pieces.
Fantastical museum of 19th-century fairground arts where the rides and games still run. Visits are hands-on, with chances to hop on bicycle carousels and play mechanical races in theatrical, darkened halls.
White concrete villas tucked into a private cul-de-sac. The interior guides movement up a curved ramp through geometric rooms and a double-height gallery.
