La Nuit Blanche is the not-to-be-missed cultural event that awaits you in Paris every year. This event, synonymous with good deals and unusual discoveries, invites you to see the City of Light in a new light. For one night only, numerous cultural venues and unusual addresses open their doors to reveal the experiences, works and installations of contemporary artists who have come to take over these spots. So, whether you're an art lover or simply curious about unusual discoveries, don't miss out on this opportunity. So get your diaries ready: the next Nuit Blanche event takes place on Saturday, June 3, 2023.
Nuit Blanche 2024: discover the program by arrondissement in Paris
For Nuit Blanche 2024, Paris is inviting a host of artists and collectives to take to the streets of the capital on the night of June 1 to 2, 2024. A chance to discover Paris from a whole new angle, through dozens of free events in every arrondissement of the capital. Discover the best of the program by arrondissement. [Read more]
La Nuit Blanche in Paris is an opportunity to visit museums at night, free of charge. To find out more about the program for the evening of June 1, 2024, follow the guide! [Read more]
And did you know? The Musée des égouts de Paris, as unusual as it is famous, is taking part in this new edition. It's a chance for you to conquer this underground museum, which reveals everything about the capital's underbelly. After renovation work, it reopened in 2021 to welcome Parisians, both old and new, eager to delve into the bowels of the City of Light.
The Paris Sewer Museum is one of the capital's most cult and unusual experiences. Follow the guide! [Read more]
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Dates and Opening Time
On June 3rd, 2023
Location
Paris Sewer Museum
Pont de l'Alma
75007 Paris 7
Prices
Free
Official website
musee-egouts.paris.fr
Nuit Blanche 2024: discover the program by arrondissement in Paris
Nuit Blanche 2024 in Paris: free museums and their programs
The Paris Sewer Museum: discover the underbelly of the capital
