[2025 Paris Attraction] Travel Guide for The Centre Pompidou (Updated Jun)

Centre Pompidou) is an internationally renowned center of contemporary art and culture. This building with a rather unique exterior is located at the Shuttle station in the 4th arrondissement of Paris. *It is said to be closed for construction from 2025 to 2030, so be sure to visit before then* The building boasts a unique design with a network of pipes and stairs exposed on the exterior, and the terrace offers a view of both the Eiffel Tower and Montmartre! #EuropeanTravel

Paris has many fine art galleries and museums as we all know In addition to introducing the Palace of Versailles and the Louvre I would like to introduce Pangbi Center to you😍 📌 Pang Bidu Center Take RER A to Chatelet les halles and walk for 7 minutes or hotel de ville station on Metro 1 for 4 minutes Personally, what I think is worth checking in is its exterior wall More modern than other art galleries All made with different colored aqueduct pipes🥹 Also if you enter you can take the elevator like a sewer pipe You can see the view outside~ The painting style is very different from that of the Louvre - it belongs to the abstract school However, note that students living in EU need to pay!! ️ It can be bought for a little cheaper People with museum passes can skip the queue🫣 Best to buy your tickets online There are a lot of people queuing outside #foodie #paris #paris #paris #family destination

If there is the Museum of Modern Art in New York in the United States, there is the Centre Georges Pompidou in Europe, which is a representative art museum of modern art. The Centre Pompidou, with its unique appearance, is fun to see just by looking at the building itself, and once inside, you can appreciate the works of numerous modern and contemporary artists, including Picasso and Modrian. And the beautiful view of Paris from the museum is a bonus! #European travel #Paris travel #Paris art museum #Centre Pompidou

#newyearadventure #mytripvlog Beside the many interesting things you can do in the centre Pompidou, the library, the cinema and shops. The museum of contemporary art it has a collection of Kandinsky, Monet and Picasso. also installations, such as Ben's Le Magasin, Plight by Joseph Beuys and Les Piques by Annette Messager. Beside all this a wonderful view of Paris in the veranda of the museum.

The Pompidou Center with a unique appearance was built in 1969 Built by then French President Pompadour erected in honor of President Charles de Gaulle, who repelled Hitler during World War II It has over 100,000 modern art creations from 1905 to the present For one of the two largest modern art centers in the world! Transportation Guide: Metro 🚇 Rambuteau where Route 11 passes Châtelet and Hôtel de Ville, the Paris City Hall station through which Line 11 passes Bus🚌 Route 29, Route 38, Route 47, Route 75 #France #Paris #Travel #OverseasTravel #france #paris #Look at the Earth in an instant

#I recommend the Georges Pompidou Center, one of the places where you can see the most original modern art during the exhibition💙 📍 Georges Pompidou Center, Beaubourg, 4th arrondissement, Paris ⏰ Wed-Mon 11:00-21:00 (until 23:00 on Thursdays) / Closed on Tuesdays 💰 Adults 12-15 euros #Europe #EuropeanTravel #France #FranceTravel #Paris #ParisTravel

In Paris, several art galleries embody a sense of planning as well as historical tales. Perhaps the most unique among them is the Centre Pompidou. Although there are many works of modern art on display here, what is most attractive is the modern art-style building itself.

[Pompidou Center] Le Centre Georges Pompidou This modern art center was established in 1989, and is currently one of the most popular museums in Paris, and in addition to the many kinds of modern art pieces that are displayed within it, what has drawn even more reaction from visitors that the museum building itself is a work of postmodern architectonic art. Looking from far away, you can immediately distinguish the different functional systems of the building by their colors. Floors 5 and 6 of the art center is the National Modern Art Museum, and displays the surrealist and cubist artistic treasures of France collected over the last 100 years. I have never had the ability to appreciate these kinds of artworks, but the museum also includes many light and shadow works of art that have always attracted me. You will definitely want to go to the rooftop veranda, where you can better appreciate the cityscape of old Paris. People always say that France is a lazy country, but in the early mornings there are already many local city residents that come to the square in front of the Pompidou center entrance to be in the sun, chat, picnic, and often there are a number of artists who come on the streets here to put on small shows. Young artists who are in search of freedom begin on this street, completely unrestrained in sharing their artistic gifts right here.

The color of these pipes are not just for decoration, but also a unique feature flags. The blue tube is air-conditioning pipes. Water pipes are green, yellow is the power conduits, the red escalator. These bright colors together, collide with each other so that the overall construction even more lively. Bold graffiti from the wall we see here is modern, and the walls of the main building are more unusual. I think, probably the only way in Paris diverse city, this unique building will be treated as works of art. To be inclusive, to be respected, not to be flooded it secular. Staggered pipes, one can see inside the building, there is no visible wall, much like an unfinished building, bold and full of personality. All in vitro floor duct stairs, ensure the integrity of the interior space. Here, you can fully feel the perfect combination of art and life science and technology. It is novel and unique keywords, here is Europe's most extensive collection of modern art and the exhibition center. Pompidou Center is exciting, not far from the Louvre, the Pompidou Center show the different side. It has been called the second Louvre, organizes numerous contemporary art exhibitions. Transportation Subway: Line 11 to Rambuteau Station take the No. 1,4,7,11,14 line to Ch telet station Express RER: Take A, B or D lines to Ch telet Les Halles station Bus: 38 ride, 47,75 Road to Centre Georges Pompidou station ticket ordinary ticket: 14 euros (January 1 - December 31 Monday - Sunday) free of charge: every first Sunday open from 11: 00-21: 00 (1 January 1 - December 31 Monday, Wednesday, Friday - Sunday) 11: 00-23: 00 (January 1 - December 31 Thursday) tips: every Tuesday and May 1 closed.

#ThailandFlightEvent You can't see a building taller than the Eiffel Tower in Paris. Because of the Eiffel Tower, none of the buildings are taller than 5 stories. I was going down the escalator at the Pompidou Center, and it was amazing to see the Eiffel Tower shining so brightly. Even though it was quite far from the Pompidou Center, I could see it well.

#ThailandAirTicketEvent These are the works at the Pompidou Center. I arrived a little late and could only go to the 5th floor, but the 5th floor was very large and had several exhibition halls. Different works were displayed in each exhibition hall according to the concept, and here, paintings with a slightly animation feel were mainly displayed.

#ThailandFlightEvent The Pompidou Center is an art exhibition hall. How can you not like it when it even displays media art? When you travel around Europe, you see so many classic buildings and works of art that you get tired of them, so it would be perfect to visit the Pompidou Center when you get tired of them.

#ThailandAirTicketEvent Looking at the works of the Pompidou Center, there are many works that really look like they were made in the modern era. I found this place more interesting than the Louvre Museum, which only had classical artifacts and works. In addition to paintings, there are also various media art exhibition halls, so you could say that it is more MZ-like.

#ThailandFlightEvent Oh my goodness, I saw Duchamp's in person. It was so amazing to see a work of art that I had only seen in art textbooks in person. In addition, many paintings by Picasso, a representative Impressionist painter, were on display, but Picasso's paintings can be viewed at the Orangerie Museum, so I wasn't as impressed as .

#ThailandAirTicketEvent These are the works exhibited at the Pompidou Center. It was so amazing how, with the advent of cameras, the technique of drawing still lifes as they were disappeared, and the characteristics of impressionist paintings, which were simply expressed with lines, colors, and surfaces, were revealed. I was able to see various works in addition to paintings, and it felt like I was gaining yet another level of general knowledge.

#ThailandAirlineEvent You can see various modern art works at the Pompidou Center. There are no works after the 2000s, but you can see mainly paintings that go beyond impressionism and abstract paintings. You can see various works in addition to paintings. I had a very happy time at the Pompidou Center, which is full of things to see.

#ThailandFlightEvent You can see almost all of Chagall's works at the Pompidou Center. Except for , most of them had a dark atmosphere, but it was so much fun to compare the paintings. Finding Parisian tourist attractions that can be found in Chagall's paintings is also a point of interest.

#ThailandFlightEvent My favorite piece at the Pompidou Center is Chagall's . I was so ecstatic to see this piece in person, which has Chagall's unique painting atmosphere and the Eiffel Tower in Paris. I was also so happy to see various other works by Chagall. It was even more fun to look for the characteristics of Chagall's work with my own eyes.

#ThailandAirTicketEvent I visited the Pompidou Center just before closing time, and although it was short, I had a full tour. I arrived late, so the only exhibition hall I could see was the 5th floor, so I took the escalator up, and as I went up, I saw the Eiffel Tower. I was so happy to see my favorite modern art pieces. Since there were pieces that often appear in textbooks, I was doubly happy.

#ThailandFlightEvent I went from the Louvre Museum to the Pompidou Center. I stopped by McDonald's on the way and had a quick dinner. If the Orangerie Museum and the Louvre Museum mainly feature classical works, the Pompidou Center mainly features modern art. The Pompidou Center may be closed for a short while, so please check the opening hours and plan your trip accordingly.

The Pompidou Center, officially known as the National Center for Art and Culture Georges Pompidou, is commonly referred to as "Beaubourg." Located in the 4th arrondissement of Paris, France, it is a multi-functional building situated near Montorgueil Street, the Marais district, and Les Halles. The Pompidou Center is also renowned as a high-tech architectural masterpiece. The design of the Pompidou Center challenges conventional architectural aesthetics, presenting itself as a "construction site-style" fashionable art piece. Its steel framework is entirely exposed, with water pipes, ventilation ducts, and electrical cables placed on the exterior. The façade is covered with intricate piping that appears chaotic but is actually meticulously organized. The Pompidou Art Center consists of nine floors, with levels B1 to 6 open for free visits. However, access to the art exhibitions requires a ticket. Visitors can also simply enjoy the panoramic views and nightscapes of Paris from the top floor, which is freely accessible. You can take the escalator all the way to the top to experience this. Alternatively, you can ride the transparent exterior escalator, which ascends slowly, offering a simultaneous view of Paris's cityscape and artistic beauty. After leaving the Pompidou Center, take a stroll around the area, where you'll find numerous galleries, stairwell art installations, and creative works waiting to be admired and discovered!

#EuropeGuide 🎒Trendy walking course in the heart of Paris: From classic galleries to street fashion shopping! If you're in Paris, you might want to visit the Eiffel Tower or the Louvre, but how about taking a sensory city tour like a local? Today, we'll introduce a special walking course that starts from the vintage-style Passage des Panoramas, to the heart of modern art, the Georges Pompidou Center, and then to cool street brands Stüssy and Carhartt WIP. Experience the tradition and modernity of Paris, art and fashion all at once. 1️⃣ Passage des Panoramas 📍11 Bd Montmartre, 75002 Paris, France One of the oldest shopping arcades in Paris, Passage des Panoramas opened in 1799. Underneath its narrow, long glass roof, you'll find antique stamp shops, small bookstores, and stylish cafes, making you feel like you've stepped into a time machine. Tip: Take a photo of yourself with a vintage postcard or retro signboard as the background. ☕ Recommended cafe: Canard & Champagne – A unique gourmet experience with duck dishes and champagne! 2️⃣ Centre Pompidou (Center Georges Pompidou) 📍Place Georges-Pompidou, 75004 Paris, France About a 20-minute walk away, the Centre Georges Pompidou in the Marais district is famous as a world-renowned modern art museum. The unique design of the building’s exterior, which reveals a tube structure, provides overwhelming visual fun. After viewing, enjoy your leisure time while taking in the panoramic view of Paris from the rooftop observatory. 🎨 Be sure to check the official website for current exhibitions! 3️⃣ Stüssy Paris Chapter Store 📍44 Rue du Temple, 75004 Paris, France A 5-minute walk from the Centre Pompidou, you can find the Stüssy store, a key brand of street sensibility. The interior is minimalist yet art gallery-like, and limited edition items are often available. 🛍️ A special experience of shopping for European-inspired Stussy products on-site! 4️⃣ Carhartt WIP Store Le Marais 📍57 Rue du Temple, 75004 Paris, France Don't miss the Carhartt WIP store located nearby on the same street. It's full of practical and cool items inspired by classic workwear! It's a space that goes well with the hip atmosphere of the Marais district. Bonus Tip: Both stores are located in the Marais district, so you can finish your shopping leisurely at a sentimental cafe or wine bar. 🗺️ Recommended Course Summary (based on walking) Passage des Panoramas ↓ About 20 minutes on foot Centre Pompidou ↓ About 5 minutes on foot Stüssy Paris ↓ About 2 minutes on foot Carhartt WIP Le Marais 🏷️ #ParisWalkingTrip #PassagedesPanoramas #CentrePompidou #MaraisShopping #ParisStreetFashion #StussyParis #CarharttWIP #ParisHotPlace #TrendyTravel #ParisEmotion

The Marché Couvert des Enfants Rouges, translated as Red Children's Market, is the oldest covered market in Paris ("Marché couvert"), a niche food paradise that combines history, flavors and community vitality, located in the 3rd arrondissement in the heart of the Marais district. This area is where only locals go. This time we mainly went to the market, but there are many stylish shops and delicious food around. We walked all the way from the market to the Pompidou Museum. The market is not big, but it is very convenient with an awning. There is also a small circle of vendors outside, where we bought some super nice work clothes. The market mainly sells food from various countries, including Japan, France, Morocco, etc. Every business is very good ~ and the prices are very affordable. I recommend the oyster shop and Italian pasta in the market! The portions are huge and fresh! We walked out of the market and visited the internet-famous store Merci. Its eco-friendly bags are very popular. There are also many French niche brands around it. You can find interesting stores by walking around. Then we went to a coffee shop opened by a Taiwanese in Laïzé Sainte-Avoye, which also sells pineapple cakes! There is also the internet-famous coffee shop Maurice Café and its waffles! Finally we went to the Pompidou Museum, which was about to be closed for renovation! It’s a good time to go in and take a look. There is also a secret garden on the top floor. You can take the elevator upstairs without going in and overlook the entire city of Paris! Recommended to you~#Paris

#Travel itinerary A day full of Parisian sentiments walking along the Seine River. You can enjoy art, classics, and summer festivals all at once, so you can walk around and enjoy them all. ✅ Recommended course Center Pompidou → Notre Dame Cathedral → Shakespeare and Company → Pantheon → Tuileries Summer Festival 🏷 Center Pompidou 📍Place Georges-Pompidou, 75004 Paris, France Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Recommended point: The center of modern art! The exterior is unique, so a certification shot is a must. 🏷 Notre Dame Cathedral 📍6 Parvis Notre-Dame - Pl. Jean-Paul II, 75004 Paris, France Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Recommended point: The essence of Gothic architecture. The view across the Seine River is really pretty. 🏷 Shakespeare & Company 📍37 Rue de la Bûcherie, 75005 Paris, France Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Recommended Points: An independent bookstore in Paris full of old books and literary sentiment. If you like reading, you must visit. 🏷 Pantheon 📍Place du Panthéon, 75005 Paris, France Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Recommended Points: The tombs of great people and the view of the dome are impressive. The quiet atmosphere also plays a part. 🏷 Tuileries Summer Festival (Fête des Tuileries) 📍Jardin des Tuileries, 75001 Paris, France Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Recommended Points: A European-style amusement festival that only opens in the summer! The carousel, candy store, and atmosphere are all pretty.

Spring in Luxembourg Gardens is beautiful in the most perfect way. In the early morning, sunlight filters through the leaves, casting a glow on the cherry blossoms and tulips in full bloom. The air carries the fresh scent of grass and earth. The pond shimmers as children gather around, sailing their little boats, their laughter drifting with the breeze. Walking along the tree-lined paths, people read, chat, or simply bask in the warmth of the sun. The flowerbeds burst with vibrant colors, as if painted by spring’s gentle brush. The Luxembourg Palace stands quietly, witnessing the peaceful yet lively atmosphere. Sitting on one of the iconic green chairs, I watch joggers pass by and artists sketching the scenery. In this moment, the essence of Parisian spring unfolds—a perfect blend of tranquility and life.

#OverseasTravelTactics The theme for this trip to Paris was "making the most of the Museum Pass while getting around efficiently and comfortably!" I visited 9 places in 3 days while walking and sightseeing at a leisurely pace 🚶♀️✨ ⏳ Simple schedule 📅 Day 1 • 14:30 Arc de Triomphe (entrance) • 15:00 Head to the Arc de Triomphe observation deck • 15:30-16:30 Trocadero Square → Eiffel Tower (exterior) • 16:30 Les Invalides (Napoleon's tomb) • 17:45 Rodin Museum (closes at 18:30) 📅 Day 2 • 9:00 Musée de l'Orangerie (Monet's Water Lilies) • 13:30 Louvre Museum (visiting the classic masterpieces) • 19:30 Pompidou Center (enjoy the night view) 📅 Day 3 • 9:00 Musee d'Orsay (a collection of Impressionist masterpieces) • 14:00 Sainte-Chapelle (be amazed by the beauty of the stained glass) • 14:45 Conciergerie (prison associated with Marie Antoinette) 🎫 Museum Pass (48h) Information • Price: ◽️ 70€ (purchase on-site, also available at the airport) ◽️ 72€ (purchase online, including fees) • Total price of individual tickets: 136.5€ (significant savings with the pass!) 📌 Take your time to explore over 3 days to reduce the fatigue of sightseeing! 📌 You can make the most of the 3 days with a 48-hour pass if you use your time wisely! 📌 Conquer the main tourist sites while also having time for cafes and strolling! This is the best plan to enjoy the cityscape of Paris while touring museums💙

#MarchTravelSupportEvent #2024WishEvent The night view of the Pompidou Center is a hot spot in Paris where you can enjoy a unique night view! 🌆✨ 🌟 Why should you see the night view at the Pompidou Center? 🏙️ Unobstructed view – Located in the center of Paris, you can see the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame Cathedral, and Sacré-Cœur at a glance from the high floors! 😍 🎡 Futuristic architecture and neon lights – The Pompidou Center itself lights up with neon lights at night, giving it the atmosphere of a sci-fi movie! 🚀💙 🎨 Romantic night view with art – After visiting the art museum, you can leisurely enjoy the night view while having a glass of wine on the rooftop. 🍷🌙

#MarchTravelSupportEvent 📍 The Pompidou Center is the representative modern art museum in Paris. I visited it on a tour to avoid getting lost. Thanks to that, I was able to visit areas that I might have passed by without knowing about, and appreciate works that I didn't know about and didn't pay much attention to, so it was a meaningful and fulfilling time.

#MarchTravelSupportEvent The Pompidou Center is quite large and has many works worth seeing, so I recommend you visit it with explanations. The works will definitely be remembered more vividly, and it was even more interesting to visit while listening to the relationships between the artists at the time and the influences they had on each other's works :)