Guided tours and knowledge
In the museum
Bruce Nauman, « Dream Passage with Four Corridors », 1984 © Centre Pompidou / photo : Ph. Migeat / Dist. Rmn-Gp
First Sundays:
On the first Sunday of each month, a lecturer invites you to discover the collections of the Centre Pompidou.
The first Sunday of every month, 4 p.m.
Museum icons:
A lecturer guides you through the collections and help you unlock the codes of the most emblematic works in the history of 20th and 21st century art.
Saturdays, 4 p.m. Sundays, 2 p.m. and 4 p.m.
« Archi-Pompidou » :
Enter into the futuristic minds of its architects, Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers
The last saturdy of the month, 12 p.m.
Guided tour cycle “Face to Face with the Works”:
Composed of four sessions, the Face to Face with the Works cycle offers a thematic and in-depth interpretation of the collection in the company of the Centre Pompidou’s lecturers. These conference-visits take place in the evening and explore modern and contemporary creation via the works.
- Art and Women, a Question of Gender
- The Art of the Gesture
- Melting Pots
In the exhibitions
Juan Gris, « Le petit déjeuner », 1915. Domaine public © Centre Pompidou - Ph. Migeat / Dist. Rmn-Gp
Get the most out of the exhibitions at the Centre Pompidou with a guided tour.
Cubism:
In French:
- From 12-01-19 to 3-02-19: every Saturday, 3 p.m. / every Sunday, 3 p.m. and 5 p.m.
- From 9-02-19 to 24-02-19: every Saturday, 12 p.m. and 3 p.m. / every Sunday, 12 p.m., 3 p.m. and 5 p.m.
In English:
every Saturday, 5 p.m.
Vasarely:
In French:
- From 9-02 to 24-02: every Saturday at 3pm and 5pm / every Sunday at 3pm
- From 2-03 to 14-04: every Saturday at 3pm and 5pm / every Sunday at 3pm
- From 20-04 to 5-05: every Saturday at 12pm, 3pm and 5pm / every Sunday at 12pm and 3pm
In English:
As of 3 March: every Sunday at 5pm
Adapted tours
Programmes adapted to visitors with various disabilities. Special tours of the Centre Pompidou collections, exhibitions and museum building are organised on a monthly basis (except during the summer period) in the company of a lecturer trained in the appropriate oral mediation.
Visitors with visual impairments: See and Hear tour
Through comments and detailed descriptions, the lecturer enables visitors to get a picture of the works, shedding light on the artist’s approach.
Visitors with hearing impairments: Lip-reading tour
Trained in the techniques of communication with the hard of hearing, the lecturer takes these visitors on a discovery of an exhibition or the collections. Hearing aids equipped with induction loop collars or earphones are available.
Deaf visitors: Guided tour in French Sign Language
The lecturer, deaf himself, talks in (French) sign language, providing a visual/gestural discovery of art history, movements and artists.