As of March 5, 2025, when we visited The World of Banksy: Exhibition Paris, the entrance fee for adults is €16. Discounted tickets are available at €12 for students, seniors over 65, and visitors with disabilities, while children under the age of 6 can enter free of charge.
The exhibition operates according to the following schedule:
- Monday to Friday: 12:00 PM to 9:00 PM (last entry at 8:15 PM)
- Saturday: 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM (last entry at 8:15 PM)
- Sunday: 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM (last entry at 6:15 PM)
The exhibition remains open every day, including holidays, ensuring ample time for visitors to immerse themselves in the unique world of street art.
A Closer Look at Banksy’s Paris Exhibition
Who hasn’t heard of Banksy—the anonymous yet incredibly influential street artist whose powerful stencils speak volumes without a single spoken word? At Musée Banksy Paris, we found a compelling narrative crafted through over 100 works spanning the artist’s provocative career. Banksy’s art transcends traditional galleries, making the streets their stage and public consciousness their canvas.
Banksy Graffiti Art. The world of Banksy
The exhibition showcases iconic pieces like “Girl with Balloon,” a poignant symbol of hope and loss, as well as politically charged murals such as “Rage, the Flower Thrower,” each reflecting Banksy’s trademark combination of irony, satire, and stark social commentary. Navigating the exhibition usually takes around 1.5 hours, though art enthusiasts may find themselves captivated for much longer.
We particularly recommend taking your time with “Devolved Parliament,” Banksy’s satirical masterpiece depicting chimpanzees in the UK Parliament, a powerful critique on politics and power dynamics. Experiencing Banksy’s artwork in such depth reveals layers of subtlety and wit, making each revisit uncover new interpretations. Moreover, don’t overlook the interactive multimedia presentations, designed cleverly to contextualize Banksy’s street art within the global socio-political landscape.
Exploring Nearby Attractions
After exploring the exhibition, why not enhance your Parisian experience with a stroll to nearby landmarks? Just a short walk away lies the historic Le Marais district, famed for its charming narrow streets, unique boutiques, and vibrant café culture. We highly recommend stopping by Café Charlot for lunch; their classic French dishes paired with authentic ambiance make it an ideal spot to recharge.
For those interested in contemporary art beyond street style, the Centre Pompidou is conveniently close, offering an expansive collection of modern masterpieces. Finally, if shopping piques your interest, the stylish boutiques along Rue des Francs-Bourgeois provide a pleasant ending to your artistic day.
Visiting the Musée Banksy Paris provides not only a glimpse into the mysterious artist’s mind but also a memorable exploration of Paris’s vibrant artistic and cultural scene. Definately, an experience worth including in your Paris itinerary.