Jeu de Paume

An exhibition space at Place de la Concorde built in 1861 as a court for jeu de paume, a precursor of tennis, and converted into a gallery in 1909. Renovated in 1991, it is now France's national centre for photography and media arts, mounting changing exhibitions of contemporary photographers and video artists.

When to go

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MonClosed

Tue11:00–21:00

Wed11:00–19:00

Thu11:00–19:00

Fri11:00–19:00

Sat11:00–19:00

Sun11:00–19:00

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