Paris · Directory 2026
Art galleries in Paris: directory, map and artistic districts
From the Marais to Saint-Germain, from Matignon to Romainville: prepare a clear route among 37 active galleries.
Paris is not only visited through its museums. Its galleries, generally free, allow you to see recent works, meet specialized teams and understand how the artistic scene is constructed. This directory brings together verified addresses, a map, filters and ready-to-use routes.
The Marais · Paris
Galleries are best explored neighborhood by neighborhood: choose an area, then check the exhibition and times before leaving.
Understanding the Parisian scene
Why galleries are essential for seeing living art
A shopping mall is neither a museum nor an ordinary shop. She builds a program of exhibitions, supports artists, documents their works and presents them to collectors and the general public. In Paris, the main centers have moved and multiplied: Saint-Germain remains linked to the avant-gardes of the 20th century, the Marais concentrates an exceptional density of contemporary art, Matignon welcomes major international brands, while Belleville, the 13th arrondissement and Greater Paris carry emerging or specialized stages.
Entrance is most often free
You can enter without invitation during opening hours. The openings are livelier; a daytime visit encourages calm observation and discussion with the team.
Exhibitions change quickly
An exhibition often lasts four to eight weeks. Between two exhibitions, a gallery can close for a few days: always consult its official website the morning of your visit.
Prices are not always displayed
Requesting a list of works or a price is normal and without obligation. Specify your budget, the format sought, your country of delivery and your hanging constraints.
37 galleries where you can request available works
The badge Works for sale reports private galleries, showrooms and gallery workshops where you can request a list of works, a price and shipping conditions. Availability changes with exhibitions: always contact the address before your visit.
Map of artistic districts
Choose an area before building your course
This map is deliberately schematic: it is used to understand the poles and distances. Click on a neighborhood to immediately filter the directory; each file then contains an address and a precise Google Maps link.
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Interactive directory
37 art galleries in Paris and Greater Paris
Find a name, address, or specialty, then combine a neighborhood and a programming type. The counter updates automatically.
37 galleries displayed
Swamp
Perrotin
76 rue de Turenne, 75003 Paris
A flagship address in Haut-Marais, known for its ambitious exhibitions and its international program. The main site extends into a private mansion, with a second space near Impasse Saint-Claude.
Swamp
David Zwirner
108 rue Vieille du Temple, 75003 Paris
The Parisian branch of the international gallery presents major figures of the post-war period and current creation in a sober space in the heart of the Marais.
Swamp · Pantin
Thaddaeus Ropac
7 rue Debelleyme, 75003 Paris
The gallery combines a historic space in the Marais with a vast hall in Pantin. Its program includes painting, sculpture and monumental installations.
Swamp
Marian Goodman
79 rue du Temple, 75003 Paris
An essential gallery for conceptual art, video, installation and critical practices, with demanding transgenerational programming.
Swamp
Galleria Continua
87 rue du Temple, 75003 Paris
The Parisian location of the Continua network brings together established artists and international stages in an accessible, lively space often punctuated by collective projects.
Marais · Matignon
Almine Rech
64 rue de Turenne, 75003 Paris
This international gallery combines historical abstraction, contemporary painting and new voices. A second Parisian space is located on Avenue Matignon.
Beaubourg
Templon
30 rue Beaubourg, 75003 Paris
Based near the Center Pompidou, Templon has been supporting an international reading of painting, sculpture and photography since the 1960s.
Beaubourg · Saint-Honoré
Nathalie Obadia
3 rue du Cloître Saint-Merri, 75004 Paris
The neighboring area of Beaubourg defends French and international artists with practices that are often political, narrative or linked to images. A second address is in the 8th.
Beaubourg
Semiosis
44 rue Quincampoix, 75004 Paris
Semiose cultivates a strong graphic identity, significant editorial work and exhibitions where painting, drawing, installation and visual culture respond to each other.
Haut-marais
The girls of Calvary
17 rue des Filles du Calvaire, 75003 Paris
The gallery is recognized for its commitments to photography, women artists and contemporary writing. It also has a space on rue Chapon.
Swamp
Michel Rein
42 rue de Turenne, 75003 Paris
In a courtyard near Place des Vosges, the gallery brings together conceptual, social and political approaches carried out by several generations of artists.
Swamp
mor carpenter
18 rue des Quatre-Fils, 75003 Paris
Her program emphasizes social, feminist, postcolonial and political narratives, with particular attention to scenes from the Global South.
Swamp
Anne Barrault Gallery
51 rue des Archives, 75003 Paris
An independent gallery attentive to drawing, story, installation and unique universes, where emerging artists and established trajectories coexist.
Swamp
Christophe Gaillard Gallery
5 rue Chapon, 75003 Paris
The program combines current creation, historical artists to rediscover and research work on works and archives.
Swamp
Butterfly Gallery
13 rue Chapon, 75003 Paris
A family and independent address which defends contemporary drawing, sculpture and French and international experimental practices.
Swamp
Sit Down Gallery
4 rue Sainte-Anastase, 75003 Paris
Specializing in documentary and visual photography, Sit Down presents emerging authors as well as recognized signatures.
Swamp
Binome Gallery
19 rue Charlemagne, 75004 Paris
Binome questions the status of the photographic image, its supports and its hybridizations with drawing, sculpture, video and digital arts.
Swamp
Echo Gallery 119
1 rue des Minimes, 75003 Paris
Gallery and bookstore, Écho 119 offers a specialized look at Japanese photography while opening its programming to other documentary writing.
Bastille · 11th
Danysz Gallery
78 rue Amelot, 75011 Paris
A pioneer in the recognition of graffiti and urban art, Danysz is now expanding its program to photography, new media and sculpture.
Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Mennour
47 rue Saint-André-des-Arts, 75006 Paris
Mennour deploys several spaces on the left bank and avenue Matignon. Its program connects great modern figures, conceptual artists and contemporary creation.
Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Loevenbruck
6 and 12 rue Jacques-Callot, 75006 Paris
Two face-to-face spaces allow you to combine historical artists, surrealism, countercultures and contemporary proposals that are willingly offbeat.
Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Georges-Philippe Gallery & Nathalie Vallois
33 and 36 rue de Seine, 75006 Paris
The gallery brings together New Realism, American art and contemporary creation in two emblematic spaces on rue de Seine.
Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Zlotowski Gallery
20 rue de Seine, 75006 Paris
A reference address for Le Corbusier, the historical avant-gardes, abstraction and works on paper from the 20th century.
Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Waddington Custot
36 rue de Seine, 75006 Paris
Opened in Paris in 2026, this space features modern masters, post-war artists and contemporary creators in a documented dialogue.
Saint-Germain-des-Prés
Lélia Mordoch Gallery
50 rue Mazarine, 75006 Paris
The gallery defends kinetic art, research on light and color as well as contemporary practices with a strong visual dimension.
Golden Triangle
Hauser & Wirth
26 bis rue François-Ier, 75008 Paris
In a four-level mansion, the international gallery offers large-scale free exhibitions and editorial projects.
Matignon
White Cube
10 avenue Matignon, 75008 Paris
Set upstairs in a residential building, White Cube features painting, sculpture and installations by international artists in a bright lounge suite.
Champs-Elysées
Gagosian
4 rue de Ponthieu, 75008 Paris
The space on rue de Ponthieu hosts museum exhibitions of great modern and contemporary names. A second address exists on rue de Castiglione.
Faubourg Saint-Honoré
Opera Gallery
62 rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré, 75008 Paris
Open every day except during special periods, Opera Gallery combines modern signatures, post-war art and international contemporary artists.
Matignon
Lelong Gallery & Co.
38 avenue Matignon, 75008 Paris
Espace Matignon completes the historic address of Rue de Téhran with a program devoted to painting, sculpture and prints.
Matignon
Tornabuoni Art
16 avenue Matignon, 75008 Paris
A specialist in 20th century Italian art, Tornabuoni presents abstraction, spatialism, Arte Povera and major post-war figures.
8th district
Jocelyn Wolff Gallery
1 rue de Penthièvre, 75008 Paris
Returning to the center of Paris in 2025 after Romainville, the gallery is pursuing a demanding program where sculpture, painting and conceptual research meet.
Belleville · left bank
Crèvecoeur
9 rue des Cascades, 75020 Paris
Belleville's address remains a strong point for emerging scenes and experimental formats. The gallery also has a space on rue de Beaune.
Romainville
In Situ - Fabienne Leclerc
43 rue de la Commune de Paris, 93230 Romainville
Within the Romainville artistic center, In Situ offers spacious exhibitions where installation, photography, video and conceptual practices gain momentum.
Arsenal · Marais
Sator Gallery
4 cour de l’Île Louviers, 75004 Paris
Returning to Paris after its establishment in Romainville, Sator supports a generation of artists whose works question memory, politics and the construction of images.
13th district
Itinerrance Gallery
2 place Keith Haring, 75013 Paris
A central player in Parisian street art, Itinerrance connects gallery exhibitions and monumental frescoes, notably through the Boulevard Paris 13 route.
13th district
Mathgoth Gallery
34 rue Hélène Brion, 75013 Paris
Mathgoth accompanies French and international urban artists, from studio works to XXL frescoes which extend the exhibition in the city.
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Ready-made routes
Three routes depending on the time you have
The essential marsh
- Start rue de Turenne around Perrotin, Almine Rech and Michel Rein.
- Join Temple Street for Marian Goodman and Galleria Continua.
- Finish near Beaubourg with Templon, Semiose or Nathalie Obadia.
Saint-Germain then Matignon
- Walk along rue de Seine and rue Jacques-Callot.
- Cross to the 8th by metro.
- Choose two or three spaces around Matignon and François-Ier.
Marais, Belleville and urban art
- Visit the Marais in the morning.
- Continue to Crèvecœur or Romainville in the afternoon.
- Reserve the 13th for another slot if you wish to follow the frescoes of Boulevard Paris 13.
Prepare and deepen
Trusted sources, visiting tips and related reading
Professional sources
- Paris Gallery Map - seasonal map of exhibitions
- Professional Art Gallery Committee
- Paris Gallery Weekend
- The official sites of each gallery, linked in all the files in this directory.
Are Parisian art galleries free?
Yes, access to exhibitions is generally free and without reservation. However, certain meetings, performances or guided tours may require registration.
What is the best day to visit the galleries?
Thursday, Friday and Saturday are safest. Many galleries close on Sunday and Monday; some only open in the afternoon or close between two exhibitions.
Can you buy a work without being an experienced collector?
Yes. Ask for the list of available works, price, certificate, payment terms, framing and transportation. A good gallery will clearly explain the provenance and conditions of sale.
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In Paris, art can be discovered on foot - and can also travel to you
The best route is not the one that accumulates addresses, but the one that leaves time to look. Choose a neighborhood, open doors without intimidation, ask for exhibition materials and come back when the schedule changes. Galleries allow you to see the works as their history is written.
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