Two iconic Parisian venues are reopening their doors to the public, accompanied by a rich program of exhibitions.
The Catacombs of Paris reopened to the public in early April, once again offering visitors the opportunity to explore this unique underground site, steeped in history and deeply rooted in the capital’s heritage. This unusual route, which attracts large numbers of visitors every year, provides a fascinating immersion into the former stone quarries transformed into an ossuary at the end of the 18th century. A singular experience combining history, culture, and sensory discovery in the heart of underground Paris.
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The Musée de la Vie romantique reopened to the public on February 14. Located in a charming house with a garden at the foot of Montmartre hill, it invites visitors to immerse themselves in the artistic and literary world of the 19th century. Visitors can discover artworks, objects, and memorabilia linked to iconic figures such as George Sand, all within an intimate and historic setting. The museum is appreciated for its peaceful atmosphere and preserved character, offering a timeless escape in the heart of the city.
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A rich programme of temporary exhibitions is available across the various venues. Throughout the year, these exhibitions complement the permanent collections and provide new opportunities for group visits around a wide range of themes, including fine arts, history, fashion, and photography.
View current exhibitions: The Exhibitions | Paris Musées
For any questions, please visit the dedicated website for tourism professionals:
Tourism Professionals / Works Councils (CSE), Associations, Local Authorities | Paris Musées
