Bourse de Commerce - Pinault Collection: Priority Access Ticket
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Priority access shortens the entry to the Pinault Collection. The contemporary art sits inside the former commercial exchange near Les Halles. Tadao Ando's concrete cylinder stands within the historic domed rotunda. Priority timing helps at a museum that draws crowds for big shows.
- The Bourse de Commerce houses Francois Pinault's contemporary art collection.
- Tadao Ando set a concrete cylinder inside the historic domed rotunda.
- Priority access shortens the queue for popular exhibitions.
Tips
- Priority access helps most during busy exhibitions.
- Check the current show, as the programme rotates.
- The rotunda and dome reward time on their own.
- The museum is central and indoors, suiting any weather.
- Allow around ninety minutes for the galleries.
- The Louvre and Les Halles nearby suit pairing on foot.
Summary
As an art collector, is there any greater achievement than opening your own museum? Bourse de Commerce, the third art institution of Francois Pinault, is a domed haven for contemporary art, right in the heart of Paris.
Restored and transformed by Japanese architect Tadao Ando, the 18th-century Bourse de Commerce building is now the permanent home to Pinault's lauded collection of contemporary work, which was assembled across 40 years.
The space hosts 10 or more temporary exhibitions and events a year, and this ticket gives you priority access to see the latest paintings, sculptures, photographs, videos and sound installations on show.
What is Included
- Priority access to the exhibitions
- Audio guide app in 6 languages (accessible online on your phone)
- Access to special events
Meeting & Instructions
For more details and specific meeting instructions, please click on the "Book Now" button.
Additional Info
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Audio Guide: English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish
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Supplier: Tiqets International B.V., James Wattstraat 77-P, Amsterdam, NL, 1097 DL
Cancellation Policy
Cancellation is possible until 0 hours before midnight on the visit date.
