Bourse de Commerce and Picasso Museum Priority Access Collection

Visit the Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection and the Picasso Museum in one combo, both with priority access and included exhibitions.

Getting started

Use your mobile tickets to access each venue directly. At the Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection, present your ticket at the entrance for priority entry, pass security, then collect your audio guide and begin exploring. At the Picasso Museum, validate your ticket at the main entrance and, after a brief security check, start your self-paced visit through the galleries.

What to expect

Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection

Set inside Paris's former grain exchange, redesigned by architect Tadao Ando, this museum showcases modern and contemporary works from the Pinault Collection.

Features

• Use your priority entry to skip the ticket-counter queue at the Bourse de Commerce and head straight to ticket validation, then access all Bourse exhibitions currently on display.

• Explore paintings, sculptures, photographs, videos, and sound installations drawn from François Pinault's collection, built over more than 40 years.

• Walk through rotating exhibitions that change regularly, offering different artistic themes and perspectives during each visit.

• Listen to your audio guide at Bourse de Commerce for context on key artworks, artists, and the history of the collection as you move through the galleries.

• Look up to the 18th-century dome and take in Tadao Ando's contemporary redesign, where the historic circular structure meets minimalist concrete forms.

Picasso Museum

Housed in the historic 17th-century Hôtel Salé, the Musée National Picasso in Paris is dedicated to Pablo Picasso's life and work.

Features

• Enter with priority access to the Picasso Museum, bypassing the regular ticket line and heading directly toward the exhibition spaces.

• Move through 22 rooms that trace Picasso's creative journey, from early sketches to later pieces, across paintings, sculptures, drawings, and ceramics.

• View over 5,000 works and personal archives that together form the world’s largest public collection of Picasso’s art.

• Experience both permanent and temporary Picasso exhibitions, with access to the museum's current displays of his work.

• Take in the setting of a restored 17th-century Parisian mansion, where historic architecture provides an intimate backdrop to the galleries.