Galeries Nationales du Grand Palais

The whole experience of the art and the architecture of the Grand Palace is bound to leave an impression on you

A giant temporary exhibit called Leviathan by artist Anish Kapoor inside the Galeries Nationales du Grand Palais
A giant temporary exhibit called Leviathan by artist Anish Kapoor inside the Galeries Nationales du Grand Palais cc licensed photo by workflo

Many visitors to Paris limit themselves to the superior shopping and exquisite dining experiences available in the city of love. The truth is that there is a lot more that Paris has to offer and limiting your experiences in such a way will rob you of the opportunity to see places such as the Galeries Nationales du Grand Palais or Grand Palace National Gallery and this would be an absolute tragedy. Paris and France as a whole have many wonderful cultural and inspiring attractions to offer visitors to the country.

The Grand Palace National Gallery is situated in the 8th arrondissement of Paris. This gallery houses many of the major art exhibits and showcases quite a few cultural events on a regular basis. The gallery aims to promote public interest in and appreciation of the arts. The exhibits vary and change with fair regularity. You will need to take a look on the official website to see what is being displayed whilst you are in the area.

One of the more recent and notable exhibitions held would be the Monet and Turner and his painters exhibitions. These drew impressive crowds of hundreds of thousands of people. The Galeries Nationales du Grand Palais often collaborates with other museums on a local and international scale to bring these impressive exhibitions to the public.

The Grand Palace National Gallery should be included on your itinerary when you are planning a trip to Paris. The whole experience, the art and the architecture of the Grand Palace is bound to leave an impression and leave you feeling inspired and awestruck by the astounding beauty that people are capable of creating. The art work exhibited here is quite varied so visitors can expect a broad and comprehensive view of art history. Whether you are an art historian, art enthusiast, artist or simply someone looking to enjoy an inspiring and cultural outing, the Galeries Nationales du Grand Palais will not disappoint. For those who like to make use of the various technologies now available, it is now possible to download information pertinent to the exhibit on show via a Bluetooth terminal in the grand entrance.

Facts For Your Visit

Fee: Yes

Address: 3 Av. du Général Eisenhower, 75008 Paris, France

Phone: 01 44 13 17 17

Official Website: Galeries Nationales du Grand Palais

Galeries Nationales du Grand Palais Reviews

Rated 4.5 out of 5 Star Rating

4 Star Rating It is a cultural center in the 8th arrondissement of Paris in the famous Champs Elysees area. The building was constructed in 1897 after the demolition of the Palais d'Industrie. The building follows the Beaux-Arts style from the eponymous great school of architecture in Paris. During World War I, the site was used as a military hospital. The Grand Palais was used for military purposes again during World War II by the Germans as a warehouse for trucks.
George Messinia - a week ago

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5 Star Rating Amazing This building needs to be seen to be believed, it is huge with some of the best architecture I have ever seen. Unfortunately it was closed inside due the restoration ready your the summer olympics. Can’t wait to return once it is reopened.
Stephen MacLean - a month ago

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4 Star Rating Closed still as of January, and construction heavy machinery is inside. Hopefully, it will open soon, to enjoy the exhibitions.
Sreenath - 3 months ago

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5 Star Rating As a large event center in Paris, I have always wanted to be able to explore the beautiful inside space during an exhibition. I believe the perfect time came around Christmas time when the interior is transformed into the world's largest indoor ice rink. Coming at night, they had a DJ, two disco balls, and lots of room to skate in a beautifully lit room
James - 4 years ago

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5 Star Rating Visited at the weekend for Paris Photo 7-10th Nov 2019. Great venue and was well laid out, the place itself is well just a must a see. Paris Photo is held at Grand Palais every year and hope to back again each time hopefully as an exhibitor one year fingers crossed.
Michael Croghan - 4 years ago

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Directions

Metro / RER Line Nearest Station Walking Time
M1 or M13Champs-Elysees - Clemenceau3 minutes
M9Franklin Delano Roosevelt5 minutes
M8 or RER-CInvalides13 minutes

How to get to Galeries Nationales du Grand Palais by Metro / RER

By Metro or RER-C: From Metro Line 1 or 13 exit at Champs-Élysées - Clemenceau‎ Station. The Grand Palais is immediately south of the exit. Follow Avenue du General Eisenhower beside the Grand Palais to the gallery entrance.

From Metro Line 1 or 9 exit at Franklin Delano Roosevelt Station and follow Franklin Delano Roosevelt straight south off the traffic circle to Avenue du General Eisenhower and go left (east) to the entrance.

From Metro Line 8 or RER-C exit at Invalides and head north across the Alexandre III bridge. Continue north on Avenue Winston Churchill to Avenue du General Eisenhower and go left (west) to the entrance.

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