€7.0 / Adult

This spot is a major hub for film lovers and anyone curious about the history of movies. It’s a museum, archive, and cinema all in one, dedicated to preserving and sharing the story of film. The building itself is pretty cool, designed by Frank Gehry, and stands out with its modern look.

  • Most popular for its massive collection of film memorabilia, rare movie reels, and unique exhibitions.
  • Hosts regular screenings of classic, rare, and international films.
  • Has interactive exhibits where you can learn how movies are made, from old-school cameras to modern tech.

  • See Iconic Movie Stuff: Check out original props, costumes, and equipment from famous films. Itโ€™s like walking through movie history.
  • Watch Rare Films: Catch movies you canโ€™t find anywhere else, including classics and hidden gems on the big screen.
  • Learn How Movies Are Made: The interactive exhibits break down the filmmaking process in a way thatโ€™s easy to get and actually fun.

  • Book tickets at least a few days in advance, especially for special exhibitions or screenings.
  • No specific dress code, but comfy shoes are a good idea since thereโ€™s a lot to see.
  • Best time to visit is in the afternoon when itโ€™s less crowded and you can take your time exploring.

Venue

General admission price for adults starts at €7.0.
Last checked: Feb 21, 2025
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Cinémathèque Française
€7.0 / Adult
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Enjoy entry to La Cinémathèque's latest temporary exhibition

Cancellation & Reschedule Policy

Get a full refund if you select a refundable ticket during checkout and cancel until 23:59 0 min before you visit.

What's Included

Access to the temporary exhibition
Entrance to the Musée Méliès (unless option selected)

Important Information

<span class='bullet'>•</span> In accordance with the Vigipirate plan in force, only small handbags and backpacks are allowed in the building. Travel suitcases and large bags (sports or travel) are prohibited<br>

Highlights & Description

There's no shortage of creative exhibitions at La Cinémathèque Française.

Enjoy entry to the organisations' latest temporary exhibition inside Frank Gehry's masterfully designed building. If you're a film aficionado, then you won't want to miss the latest offering.

**My Name is Orson Welles**

Visitors explore Welles' life and learn about 20th-century political history, especially in America. Welles represented progressive ideas; see how those were challenged and eventually pushed out in a society dominated by the wealthy, who prioritize their own interests.

Meeting Point & Instructions

  • Large bags and suitcases are prohibited inside the venue
  • Electric scooters and other rolling objects are prohibited
  • If you selected the option “Exhibition + Méliès Museum”, please note that the selected timeslot is for the exhibition. If you select the last timeslot of the day, make sure you visit the Méliès Museum first