Palais de Tokyo

CUTEEE PLACE! the museum is interesting to visit during that season! there are a lots of amazing installation we can easily access and explore, the museum is not too big so even 2-3 hours is enough to cover all, the arts is very pretty! and please don't forget to check their souvenir store as it has looots of cool (and unique, funny 🤣) stuff! ALSOOO REMINDER PLEASE DO THE PHOTOAUTOMAT HERE! a paris must do!

The place is amazing for contemporary art, it's huge and spacious, perfectly located in the city center along the river, but I'll not put 5 stars because I was a bit disappointed by the exhibition, I didn't like it too much. I will need to come back again for the next one, the place have such a potential for installations.

Although it was very hot during my visit, I still enjoyed it! The museum part was just amazing, the art was great and it truly moved me. But remember - you will have to think hours wise while you’re planning on going there - one hour is not enough time to see the pieces there. After having a good time in the museum you might get a bit hungry, but no worries! There’s a restaurant in the building and one outside as well. The food was delicious, including vegetarian options! I didn’t see one part of the museum due to the weather I think - but that’s okay, on my next trip to Paris I will surely come back! I recommend going there! It’s all very clean and the staff is helpful. And also make sure to take a look at the Eiffel Tower which you can see from behind the building! (The only problem was no air conditioning)

This is a fascinating contemporary art museum housed in a beautiful and edgy building. We like to visit contemporary art museums around the world although we often don’t understand what we are seeing. The Haiti/embroidery exhibit is exceptional. The design work is extraordinary. We had lunch at the cafe which was fine. I’d eat somewhere else next time.