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How to get to the Eiffel Tower

The Eiffel Tower is located in the heart of Paris, in the 7th arrondissement, and is very easy to access. We recommend taking public transport to come here: metro, RER, or bus. The Eiffel Tower is very well-connected to the metro – there are three stations in the nearby area. On line 6, the Bir Hakeim station is the closest, less than 10 minutes’ walk from Entrance 1 (Allée des Refuzniks) of the monument. Metro stations Trocadéro (line 9) and Ecole Militaire (line 8) are 15 minutes by foot from the Tower.  Another option is line C of the RER train network, which serves the Champ de Mars-Tour Eiffel station, located 5 minutes’ walk from Entrance 1. You can also come by bus: lines 82, 30 and 42 serve stops 5 minutes’ walk from Entrance 2 of the Eiffel Tower (Allée Jean Paulhan). Bus lines 69 and 86 stop at the Champ de Mars, 7 minutes ...

The Eiffel Tower is located in the heart of Paris, in the 7th arrondissement, and is very easy to access. We recommend taking public transport to come here: metro, RER, or bus. The Eiffel Tower is very well-connected to the metro – there are three stations in the nearby area. On line 6, the Bir Hakeim station is the closest, less than 10 minutes’ walk from Entrance 1 (Allée des Refuzniks) of the monument. Metro stations Trocadéro (line 9) and Ecole Militaire (line 8) are 15 minutes by foot from the Tower.  Another option is line C of the RER train network, which serves the Champ de Mars-Tour Eiffel station, located 5 minutes’ walk from Entrance 1. You can also come by bus: lines 82, 30 and 42 serve stops 5 minutes’ walk from Entrance 2 of the Eiffel Tower (Allée Jean Paulhan). Bus lines 69 and 86 stop at the Champ de Mars, 7 minutes from Entrance 1. The 72 drops you off near Trocadéro, around 15 minutes away by foot.  If you want to drive to the area near the Eiffel Tower, we recommend parking in a public parking lot. You have several options for paid parking lots, including the Quai Branly – Tour Eiffel parking lot located just over 5 minutes by foot from Entrance 2 (Allée Jean Paulhan).  Use our interactive map below to explore the area and see various modes of transport and routes to get to the Eiffel Tower.  

The Eiffel Tower is accessible to all publics on public transport and cars.

Find out how to come here

• On the Metro Line 9, line 8 & line 6
• On the RER Line C
• By bus Line 82, line 42
• By Vélib Free bike loan
• By car Car park list
• By boat You can travel to the Eiffel Tower by boat along the Seine

On the Metro

You can travel to the Eiffel Tower on different Metro lines. Find out which stations serve the Eiffel Tower

• Trocadéro metro  walk
• Bir-Hakeim metro  walk
• Ecole militaire metro  walk

You can travel to the Eiffel Tower on line C of the RER. Find out which station serves the Eiffel Tower

• Champ de mars - Tour Eiffel  walk

You can travel to the Eiffel Tower on different bus routes. Find out which stops serve the Eiffel tower

• Eiffel Tower  walk
• Tour Eiffel  walk
• Champ de Mars  walk

Velib is 24/7 self-service bike hire service. A pleasant way to travel to the Eiffel Tower is by riding through the streets of Paris! !

• 2 Av. Octave Gérard station 1 min walk
• 2 Quai Branly station  walk
• 43 avenue Rapp station 2 min walk
• 36 Avenue de Suffren station  walk

If you want to come to the Eiffel Tower in your car we suggest you park in one of the covered car parks close to the tower such as the quai Branly less than 300 metres from the Tower! !

• Quai branly-Tour Eiffel car park  walk
• Parking Pullman Tour Eiffel  walk
• 443 Avenue Joseph Bouvard,  walk
• 2 Place Joffre, 75007 Paris  walk

You can travel to the Eiffel Tower by boat along the Seine

• Batobus Tour Eiffel  walk

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Centre Pompidou Tickets

The Centre Pompidou is the museum with one of the best collections of contemporary art in the world , along with the Tate Modern in London and the MoMA in New York.

Located in the heart of Paris, it houses nearly 100,000 works of art, including works by Picasso , Matisse , Kandinsky , Dalí , Miro , Chagall, Dubuffet, Léger, and Klein.

Centre Pompidou Entrance Tickets

Visit one of the most impressive collections of modern and contemporary art in the world: Picasso, Dalí, Matisse, and many more.

Inaugurated in 1977, thanks to its structure of metal and colored tubes , it immediately became a symbol of 20th-century architecture. It is worth a visit just for its original composition of tubes, colored escalators, and elevators.

The Centre Pompidou spans six floors covering 7,500 square meters and, in addition to the National Museum of Modern Art, it houses spaces for cinema, live performances, and a public library.

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Open every day from 11:00 AM to 9:00 PM.

Useful Information about the Centre Pompidou

What to see at the centre pompidou.

The museum hosts one of the best collections of contemporary art in the world . You can admire Picasso, Matisse, Kandinsky, Dalí, Miro, Chagall, Dubuffet, Léger, and Klein.

How long does a visit to the Centre Pompidou take?

The visit to the site lasts 1 hour and 30 minutes to 2 hours , depending on how long you want to spend in front of the artworks.

Is the Centre Pompidou accessible to people with disabilities?

The site provides wheelchairs free of charge for its guests. Access is also allowed for guide dogs for the blind.

Can you eat at the Centre Pompidou?

Inside the Centre Pompidou, there is a bar/cafeteria and a restaurant.

Where is the Centre Pompidou located?

The Centre Pompidou is located in Place Georges-Pompidou in the heart of Paris, in the Marais district.

How to get to the Centre Pompidou?

The Centre Pompidou is located near the Marais district and can be reached by various metro and bus lines . Take metro line 11 to the Rambuteau station, line 1-11 to the Hôtel de Ville station, or lines 1-4-7-11-14 to the Châtelet station. Using the bus, you can take lines 29, 38, 47, 75.

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Guide to the Pompidou Center in Paris: Tickets & Exhibitions

The National Center of Art and Culture Georges-Pompidou (CNAC), commonly known as " Centre Pompidou ", is an establishment desired by the ex-president of France Georges Pompidou, a passionate of modern art.

He wanted to create an original cultural institution entirely dedicated to modern and contemporary creation.

Located in the popular Le Marais Quarter of Paris, the Pompidou Center is a cultural institution attracting attention with its unique architecture. In fact, close to 4 millions visitors enter the center every year!

Let's find out all the useful information about the Pompidou Center tickets with our guide below.

What can I do at Centre Pompidou?

There is no doubt that Paris is the paradise for art enthusiasts. Hundreds of people begin the art tour with the Louvre Museum and maybe continue with the Orsay Museum .

We recommend putting  the Pompidou Center in the third position as it is one of the world's most important museum in modern art.

Indeed, it is possible to see the second-biggest collection of modern art of the world (after New York) and very important pieces of art history in chronological order.

In addition to the modern art museum, it includes two movie theaters, a performance area, an amphitheater and two libraries.

Kandinsky Library

The collection of the library offers a big archive for the researchers, especially of the 20th and 21st centuries.

Bibliothèque publique d'information

The public Bibliothèque publique d'information (BPI) is an impressive library that covers an area of over 10,000 m2 and has a collection of 400,000 current works. In addition, the library offers a diverse range of workshops and cultural programs on current topics, i ncluding Monday night conferences on literature, science, journalism, geopolitics, ecology and more. The library hosts exhibitions on literary topics and offers guided tours at 5 p.m. (except Tuesdays, weekends and holidays). Also noteworthy is the extensive program of documentaries and two annual festivals : Press Start , a video game festival, and Effractions , a contemporary literature festival. All offerings, except for the documentary library, are free of charge.

Place Georges Pompidou

It is a very lively area in front of the museum with various street performers, street artists, skateboarders, temporary miniature carnivals and other cultural attractions.

The Design of the Building

The exterior design of the building attracts attention especially with the effective use of four colors on the pipes .

Blue color is used for air circulation, yellow for electricity, green for water circulation, and red for escalators and elevators.

Steel elements are used throughout the building. Spreading over an area of more than 100,000 m2, the building has 10 floors.

The National Museum of Modern Art on the fourth and fifth floors contains 50 000 works of art and around 2000 of them on exhibition for the visitors.

The museum combines modern collections (from 1905-1965) and contemporary collections (from the 60's) introducing visitors the movements of art from modern times to present day.

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Entrance, Tickets and Tours to Pompidou Center

• Tickets : Save time with the Pompidou Center Skip the Lines Tickets and get a priority access to permanent collection + to Matisse exhibit. Enjoy the spectacular rooftop view of Paris. 

It is possible to get a specific Centre Pompidou Rooftop Ticket for only to see the Paris view from the top floor without visiting the museum. From there you can see Sacré-Coeur basilica, Eiffel Tower and many other monuments.

How to get to the Centre Pompidou?

Centre Pompidou is located in Beaubourg district, in the 4th arrondissement of Paris.

• Metro : The closest metro station is " Rambuteau " on the line 11 It is also possible to get off at " Châtelet " station with the lines 1, 4, 7, 11, 12 and 14
• RER : Chatelet - Les Halles station on the RER-A, RER-B and RER-D is only about 5 to 10 minute by walk.
• BUS : 29, 38, 47 and 75

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

What do the colors signify in Pompidou Center building ?

The exterior design of the building attracts attention especially with the effective use of  four colors on the pipes .

How did the Pompidou Center get its name?

" Centre Pompidou " is an establishment desired by the ex-president of France Georges Pompidou, a passionate of modern art.

What is the Pompidou Center used for?

Pompidou Center is an iconic building in Paris, built as a modern art museum and centre for the visual arts of the 20th century. 

How can ı get ticket to Pompidou Center?

Save time with the  Pompidou Center Skip the Lines Ticket and get a priority access to permanent collection + to Matisse exhibit. Enjoy the spectacular rooftop view of Paris. 

History of Pompidou Center

It is one of the largest collection of modern and contemporary art with more than 100 000 works of art dating from the beginning of 20th century until today.

The building named after Georges Pompidou, the President of France between 1969 and 1974, was initiated by himself, a modern art lover who wanted to create an important collection of important pieces for the French people and visitors to enjoy.

During the establishment phase of the building, a competition was held to determine the design.

The construction began in April 1972 by the architects Renzo Piano, Richard Rogers and Gianfranco Franchini. It was completed in 1977 and has been one of the iconic buildings of Paris and modern architecture over the years.

Centre Pompidou is visited by 3.5 - 3.8 million people on average annualy.

Contact & Map

• Address:  Place Georges-Pompidou, 75004 Paris, France  
• Opening Hours:  centrepompidou.fr
• Public Transport: 
• Metro:  "Rambuteau" on the line 11 or "Châtelet" on the lines 1, 4, 7, 11, 12 and 14
• RER: Chatelet - Les Halles station on the RER-A, RER-B and RER-D
• BUS:  29, 38, 47 and 75
• Website:  centrepompidou.fr

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Resembling a factory engulfed by gigantic coloured pipes, the eye-catching building looks incongruous in the middle of the Haussmann style buildings . This was precisely the intention of its designers, the architects Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers , commissioned by former president Georges Pompidou to create an emphatically innovative building. Since 1977, it has housed the capital’s National Museum of Modern Art .

Located between the dynamic Les Halles district and the more bohemian Marais , just a stone’s throw from the Rue de Rivoli and its shops, the Pompidou Centre takes pride of place among restaurants, bars and café terraces. Its piazza has even become a favourite meeting place for locals and visitors who settle in to enjoy the sun and the street musicians.

Masterpieces on every floor

In 2017, for its 40th anniversary celebrations , the museum gave itself a new lease of life. Completely reconfigured, the exhibition rooms take you on a new chronological circuit linking the museum’s two permanent collections dedicated to modern and contemporary art .

On Level 5, where the circuit begins, take your pick from the 7,000 works by major modern artists including Matisse, Picasso, Brancusi and Kandinsky . The task is no easier on the lower floor: Level 4 houses contemporary art treasures, by Andy Warhol, Yves Klein, Francis Bacon or Mark Rothko . The Centre also gives pride of place to emerging artists and new artistic forms, spotlighted in Gallery 0, installed on the same level.

Kids’ gallery

You’re never too young or too old to appreciate art. For families, a stopover is required at Level 1, in the Galerie des Enfants . Everyone is welcome to participate in an interactive initiation into contemporary art here, via two annual exhibition-workshops conceived by contemporary artists.

Photography lovers are also spoiled, as the Pompidou Centre has the largest photography collection in Europe, to be discovered at the Galerie des Photographies . Brancusi fans, make a detour by the reconstitution of his studio, located next to the Centre, to admire his sculptures in intimate surroundings.

Sensory pleasures

To these permanent collections, a rich program of temporary exhibitions and retrospectives from the greatest artists of contemporary and modern creation is added, presented throughout the year on the top floor of the museum.

And as a bonus, here you can enjoy a magnificent panorama over the Place Igor Stravinsky square and its fountain decorated with sculptures by Niki de Saint Phalle . Look up: the most beautiful monuments of Paris are spread out before you, from the Eiffel Tower to Sacré Coeur . Pressed for time? The “ View of Paris ” ticket allows you to enjoy this exceptional view without visiting the exhibitions.

After these viewing pleasures, its time to spoil your taste buds at Café Central , overlooking the Forum , or the Georges restaurant, on Level 6, for a magical break overlooking the rooftops of Paris (open to 2am).

Before leaving, make a final stop in the museum shop or in front of the shelves of the Flammarion arts bookshop , located in the Forum , to find the perfect souvenir to complete your visit.

Discover the Centre Pompidou through one of the treasure hunts in the Paris Region Adventures application specially designed for families and downloadable free of charge.

Access and contact

• https://www.centrepompidou.fr/en

Metro : Rambuteau (Line 11) Hôtel de Ville (Lines 1 and 11) Châtelet Les Halles (Lines 1, 4, 7, 11 and 14) RER : Châtelet Les Halles (Lines A, B, D) Bus : 21, 29, 38, 47, 58, 69, 70, 72, 74, 75, 76, 81, 85, 96

Days and opening hours

Every day throughout the year between 11 am and 10 pm. Closed on Tuesday. Closed exceptionally on May 1st. Museum + exhibitions: 11 am - 9 pm Nocturnes: Thursdays until 11 pm in the exhibition spaces on level 6 (galleries 1 and 2) Brancusi's studio: 2 pm - 6 pm Galerie des enfants: 11 am - 7 pm Doors for the museum and the exhibitions close 10 minutes before door closing times Ticket desk closes 60 minutes before door closing times.

Live waiting time

• Full price: 15 € Reduced price: 12 € Set price group adults: Bulk ticketing: Priority access, undated tickets valid for one year. from 20 to 99 tickets : -15% or €11.90 from 100 to 249 tickets : -20% or €11.20 from 250 to 499 tickets : -30% or €9.80 from 500 tickets onwards : -35% or €9.10. Free entry for children < 18 years, Job-seeker, disabled people, disabled people and accompanying persons. Group rate available for > 6 people. Children's Gallery: free for children and with a ticket for adults Permanent collections and Children's Gallery free on the first Sunday of the month Guided tours before opening: from €55 Paris Museum Pass accepted: time slot reservation recommended.
• Educational visits
• Themed tour
• Guided tours

Spoken languages

Guided tour languages, documentation languages (home), bulletin board languages, single mean time tour, single services tour.

• Unguided individual tours available permanently
• Guided individual tours on request
• https://www.centrepompidou.fr/fr/Visite/S-informer-sur-l-accessibilite
• [email protected]
• +33 (0) 1 44 78 12 33
• Physical disability
• Deaf / Hard of Hearing
• Visual impairment
• Mental / Cognitive

Pratical informations

• access to the establishment: graspable outside call button The height of the call button is less than 130cm and is positioned on a wall within reach of a wheelchair. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• floor-level pathways Hard, smooth pathways, non-slip and floor-level. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• pathways that change levels are offset by a sloping surface A sloping surface with an incline of less than or equal to 6% is provided to overcome this change of level.The following slope values are tolerated as an exception:- up to 10% over a distance less than or equal to 2m- up to 12% over a distance less than or equal to 0.50mA rest platform is required at the top and bottom of each sloping surface, regardless of its length.In the case of a sloping surface with an incline greater or equal to 5%, a rest platform is required every 10m. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• adapted access control to the car park If the car park is enclosed, the car park access control unit is accessible from the driver’s seat and if the car park is underground, the minimum height is 2.15m. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• reserved and adapted parking space located close to the entrance of the site It must be marked out on the ground and indicated by a vertical sign. The parking area must measure a minimum of 3.30. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• parking spaces laid out and connected to the road or building by an accessible pathway Hard, smooth pathways, non-slip and floor-level. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• reception desk easily identifiable and accessible There must be at least one lowered section with enough space (70cm high, 30cm deep and 60cm wide) under the counter to allow for the feet and knees of the seated person. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• free admission for one accompanying person
• free admission on presentation of proof of entitlement
• the accessible entrance is the main entrance Floor-level entrance, usable passing width of the door 77cm. If the entrance has an access ramp (integrated, removable, etc.) the latter must not exceed 6% (over 10m).Manoeuvring space in front of the door. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• the accessible entrance is the secondary entrance (indicated) Floor-level entrance, usable passing width of the door 77cm (or 1.20m with at least one two-way panel of 80cm for doors to premises with over 100. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• staff informed or trained
• specific tariff policy
• revolving entrance door
• automatic entrance door
• manual entrance door
• accessible information plates a maximum of 1m30cm from the floor.tilted information plates.Possibility to get up close. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• all documentation graspable Documentation presented at a height of between 80cm and 130cm.Accessible room cards.. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• performance room with a reserved space
• accessible cloakroom Easily identifiable and accessible, lowered section with enough space under the counter to allow for the feet and knees of the seated person. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• multimedia content access system compensation device for inaccessible areas. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• spaces equipped with reserved spaces and adapted to people in wheelchairs
• floor-level establishment No stairs or steps. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• wheelchair loan
• seated area available
• seated areas available (several spread out across the entire site)
• présence d’un lave main dans les sanitaires adaptés
• accessible communal toilets Height of the toilet seat between 46cm and 50cm, maximum distance between the toilet seat and the support rail 40cm, horizontal side support rail at a height of between 70cm and 80cm, side manoeuvring area (80cm. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• toilets: transfer direction onto the toilet seat to the right Position yourself parallel to the toilet seat, back facing the wall. Do you go to the right or to the left to sit down?. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• toilets: transfer direction onto the toilet seat to the left Position yourself parallel to the toilet seat, back facing the wall. Do you go to the right or to the left to sit down?. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• Communal staircase adapted for secure movement Step height 17cm maximum, contrasting and non-slip step tread (at least 3cm), 1st and last riser contrasting, warning strip (visual and tactile) in descent at a distance of 50cm from the tread of the first step (this distance may be reduced to 28cm from the first step of the staircase), handrail on each side at a height of between 80cm and 100cm which extends horizontally one step’s length before and after the first and last step. 1m width between the handrails. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• adapted elevator Passing width: 80cm, interior width: 100cm, depth: 130cm minimum and controls situated at a height of less than 130cm. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• visual intercom Intercom devices are equipped with a system enabling staff at the establishment to see the visitor. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• adapted access control to the car park Videophone and access control equipped with a magnetic loop. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• acceo: instant speech transcription and visio-interpretation in French sign language (LSF)
• reception/information desk equipped with a hearing assistance system with a magnetic loop
• reservation/contact via SMS and/or email
• reservation possible by webcam
• staff trained in French sign language (LSF)
• uniform signage to help people find their way around
• text/image signage Make it easy to find your way around and combine text & images, large characters and positioning allowing a proximity of 5cm or over. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• performance or tour assistance aids Surtitles.Written materials. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• visual alarm with flashing light in isolated spaces
• intercom equipped with a hearing assistance system with a magnetic loop
• audiovisuals are in French sign language (LSF)
• subtitled audiovisuals
• visioguide with overlay in French sign language (LSF)
• subtitled visioguide
• adapted elevator Display of floor levels and installation of a magnetic loop. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• audioguides equipped with a volume control device
• audioguides equipped with induction loops
• independent visit possible
• guided tour in French sign language (LSF)
• guided tour in international sign language (ISL)
• guided tours with lip reading
• guided tours with an amplifying device
• guided tours with a magnetic loop device
• exterior pathways identifiable by touch The difference in texture between the pathway and its borders, or the borders in relief, make them identifiable by touch using feet or a cane. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• exterior pathways visually identifiable A colour contrast helps increase the visual perception of the pathways. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• exterior lighting control system in communal areas In order to avoid all sources of glare. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• interior pathways identifiable by touch Changes in floor textures make it possible to follow a direction using feet or a cane to detect the pathway. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• interior pathways visually identifiable
• audioguide with description elements
• audioguide with guidance elements
• Braille documentation
• documentation in enlarged characters
• swell paper documentation
• offset or no obstacles at face height Offset means a ground-level device designed to circumvent the obstacle thus ensuring that people cannot hit their head.Please specify in the left-hand section which obstacles are at face height. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• navigation assistance tool (e.g. map/model - in relief/large characters/contrasting colours)
• possibility to control the lighting
• magnifying glass loan
• glass surfaces identifiable via contrasted elements in relation to the immediate surroundings These contrasted elements may be glued, painted or embedded. It is recommended to place elements horizontally at 1.10m and 1.60m. The thickness of horizontal patterns must be a minimum of 5cm. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• audiodescription system Audio commentaries to facilitate access to content. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• elevator with audio announcements for each floor
• elevator with identifiable call buttons Call buttons and floor controls identifiable visually and by touch (relief, large characters, contrasting colours). " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• Legible information plates Possibility to get up close (5cm to 25cm).Sufficient character size and contrast.Legible font type (arial and verdana).Reflection-free. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• specific accessible information plates Information plates in Braille, in relief with large characters. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• tactile tour
• the dangers identified have been addressed Secure and closed establishment (staff present on site) with no direct access to a dangerous environment with no indication (e.g.: lake, swimming pool, busy road). " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• brochures/documentations classified by topic Simple classification by geographic position, type of site, etc. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• simplified adapted documentation (illustration through images, photos, drawings)
• adapted signage Make it easy to find your way around and combine text & images. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• adapted activities
• educational workshops
• adapted room cards
• specific tours
• adapted opening hours (morning performances)
• children's programme
• childcare service
• family tariffs/free admission for children
• secure and closed establishment
• large lockers or left luggage lockers for pushchairs
• possibility to leave pushchairs at the cloakroom
• baby carrier loan
• pushchair loan
• toilet facilities suitable for children (toilet seat and washbasin height)
• changing table
• children's/family applications for the tour
• audioguides with a children's circuit
• children's visit booklets/games
• pushchairs accepted for the tour
• visioguides with a children's circuit
• Pathways that change levels are offset by a sloping surface
• pets accepted on site and during guided tours
• reception/information desk equipped with a sound amplification system
• free admission for persons aged over 60
• Offer adapted to seniors
• cane wheelchair loan
• horizontal support rail
• diagonal support rail to enable the seated person to raise themselves up easily
• communal staircase adapted for secure movement Handrail on both sides. " data-tooltip-close-text="Close" data-tooltip-close-title="Close this window" id="label_tooltip" onclick="dataLayer && dataLayer.push({ 'event': 'ClicAccessibilityPopinInfo' });" >
• stairs compensated for by a lift or an elevator
• Specific accessible information plates (large characters)
• Copyright image:
• CRT IDF/Tripelon-Jarry

Expired session

Pierre Jahan

Tour Eiffel

Pierre Jahan (1909, France - 2003, France)

• Paris (ville)
• Tour Eiffel (Paris) (représentée)
• noir et blanc

Photo credits : Georges Meguerditchian - Centre Pompidou, MNAM-CCI /Dist. RMN-GP

Image reference : 4F71419 [2005 CX 0238]

Image presentation : l'Agence Photo de la RMN

Detailed description

By the same artist.

Paris occupé par les Allemands - Les Invalides

Libération de Paris, parvis de Notre-Dame de Paris

Libération de Paris, place de l'Hôtel de Ville

Notre-Dame de Paris, détail de la façade

La mort et les statues

Le général De Gaulle

Femmes grimpant le long d'une barre

Carte de vœux

Manufacture de Blainville, Paris

Les mains de la beauté du diable

Loterie Nationale

External links

La collection du Musée national d’art moderne