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This Parisian museum offers you free tickets for the celebrations!

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We all know that Paris is filled with all kinds of museums to satisfy our curiosity. However, sometimes our wallets don’t quite keep up when it comes to indulging in culture. Fortunately, just like at Bonbon, we’re always on the lookout for good deals, and we’ve found a museum that’s offering free admission this weekend!

It’s one of the great temples of contemporary creation in Paris. For 2 days, December 20 and 21, 2025, the Palais de Tokyo offers you a deal you can’t refuse. Throughout the weekend, and without any reservation needed, every ticket purchased gives you the chance to get a free ticket! It’s the perfect opportunity to explore their current exhibitions, while saving some money. And let’s be honest, with Christmas approaching and all the gift-giving excitement, it’s really quite wonderful!


Art for Everyone

Whether you’re a contemporary art enthusiast, a true museum rat (it’s like being a library rat, but in museums), or simply on the lookout for all the best deals around, we’ve found the perfect activity for you. This weekend, ...

from 12pm to 10pm, the Palais de Tokyo welcomes you with half-price tickets... or nearly. And for good reason, for 2 days, it’s buy one ticket, get one free! It’s the perfect opportunity to share a moment around art with your loved ones, without having to break the bank. So instead of paying 26€, a visit for two will only cost you 13€, and just 9€ at the reduced rate.


Two Complementary Exhibitions

On one hand, these days will be a wonderful opportunity to dive into the collective exhibition of the institution, ECHO DELAY REVERB: American Art, Francophone Thoughts. It’s a unique dialogue between the French artistic scenes and American ones, shining a light on cultural exchanges and circulations. To achieve this, the works of around sixty artists—from all generations and using all kinds of media—will be gathered until February 2nd within the institution.

On the other hand, you can dive into the unique artistic universe of Melvin Edwards, thanks to a truly moving tribute monograph. Within its various spaces, the Palais de Tokyo showcases the powerful, committed, and poetic work of the Afro-American artist, centered around the themes of memory, cultural transmission, identity, and the power of forms. Raw, metallic sculptures that will leave no one indifferent.

1 ticket purchased = 1 ticket free
Palais de Tokyo
13, avenue du Président-Wilson – 16th
Saturday, December 20 and Sunday, December 21, 2025
From 12 PM to 10 PM
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