Musée du Quai Branly – Jacques Chirac Tickets
Highlights
- Step beyond European art at the Quai Branly museum and explore rare indigenous stories through artefacts from Africa, Asia, Oceania, and the Americas.
- Access both the permanent collection and temporary exhibitions, including Amazônia: Indigenous Creations and Futures, Dragons, and Africa Fashion.
- Wander through a flowing river-inspired space, with tranquil gardens, a curated boutique, and rooftop dining at Les Ombres overlooking the Eiffel Tower.
- Experience a cultural escape just steps from Paris’ most iconic landmark—perfect for those seeking reflection, diversity, and discovery.
- Upgrade your visit with a Seine River sightseeing cruise, gliding past Paris’ famed landmarks for a fresh view of the city from the water.
Explore the Quai Branly – Jacques Chirac Museum’s main collection and rotating exhibits with a single ticket.
Your experience
Getting started
Begin your visit at the museum’s main entrance, where your ticket will be validated. After a brief security check, you’re free to explore the galleries at your own pace.
What to expect
Quai Branly – Jacques Chirac Museum
This museum stands out for its extensive collection of indigenous art and cultural artefacts from Africa, Asia, Oceania, and the Americas, offering a unique perspective on global cultures. The museum is recognised for its commitment to showcasing the diversity and richness of non-European civilisations.
Features
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Permanent collections: View thousands of objects, textiles, and artworks that highlight the creativity and traditions of societies across four continents.
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Amazônia: Indigenous Creations and Futures (until January 18, 2026): Explore the richness of Amazonian cultures through art, artefacts, and contemporary creations highlighting indigenous heritage and futures.
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Dragons (until March 1, 2026): Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of dragons across cultures, myths, and art forms from around the globe.
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Africa Fashion (until July 12, 2026): Discover the creativity and innovation of African fashion through contemporary designs, traditional textiles, and influential designers.