Jeu de Paume: Exhibitions, Tickets, Opening Hours and Access at the Tuileries
The Jeu de Paume, at the edge of the Tuileries Garden, presents photography and moving-image exhibitions; full price €14, free for under-18s, open Tuesday to Sunday from 11am (late opening on Tuesday until 9pm). The exhibitions are closed for installation through 19 October 2026; reopening is announced for 20 October with “Stan Douglas. Parallax”. The programme combines the history of the image with contemporary creation: you come for a specific exhibition, then continue your stroll in the garden.
Highlights
Image exhibitions
Photography, video and cinema feature in the temporary programme. Check the calendar to plan your visit: artists and works change with each exhibition. The photograph shows the building that houses them.
The Tuileries building
Opened in 1862 for the game of real tennis, this sports hall later became an exhibition gallery. Look at its pediment and columns before entering. Its history also recalls Rose Valland’s work identifying artworks looted during the Occupation.
Practical info
Tips
- Check when exhibition installation periods end before booking. Standard exhibition admission is €14 and reduced admission €9.50; entry is free for under-18s (prices checked in September 2026). Cinema screenings require separate tickets. The €7.50 rate applies to 19-25 year-olds and students, Tuesday to Friday. Extend your visit with the Tuileries Garden and the Musée de l’Orangerie, both close by.
How to get there
Metro Concorde, lines 1, 8 and 12, exit 1. Buses 42, 72, 73, 84 and 94. Address: 1 place de la Concorde, jardin des Tuileries, 75001 Paris.
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