Euphoria: an exceptional night for the last days of the inflatable exhibition at the Grand Palais

After Pop Air at La Villette, the Balloon Museum is back in Paris with theinflatableexhibition"Euphoria, art is in the air", but this time in the heart of the Grand Palais, finally reopened after years of renovation. Some twentylarge-scale installations and interactive inflatable artworks imagined by renowned international contemporary artists await you over almost 5000m² to explore the theme of air between wonder and amusement, from June 6 to September 7, 2025.

To mark the final days of the exhibition, Euphoria will be open to visitors by night, this Saturday, September 6, 2025. An exceptional, fun-filled evening at the heart of the inflatable works, to be experienced at the Grand Palais. For the occasion, the exhibition closes at midnight (last entry at 10.30pm). Reserve your tickets now .

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Among the artists featured in the exhibition are Philippe Parreno, Martin Creed, Marta Minujín, Hyperstudio, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, Ryan Gander, A.A.Murakami, Karina Smigla-Bobinski, Cyril Lancelin, Alex Schweder, Quiet Ensemble, SpY, Nils Völker, Camille Walala, Sun Yitian, Mauro Pace and Motorefisico. The whole family can interact with these surreal works, between geometric labyrinths and participative architectures in a stunningcontemporary art exhibition where the visitor is at the center of the experience, invited to celebrate lightness in a magical atmosphere.

It's the perfect way to spend an hour or two away from the daily grind! For those who have already experienced La Villette, this time we found it a little less colorful and a little less fun, especially at the beginning. But children and adults alike will undoubtedly enjoy wandering between large balloons, popping bubbles, throwing themselves onto an inflatable sofa or into a bubble bath (without shoes, mind you!) or bringing your heart rate to life through a hypnotic light show, in the heart of a magnificent Grand Palais.

To avoid discovering these amazing attractions surrounded by dozens of people, opt for weekdays and off-peak hours, to benefit from lower rates and enjoy them at your own pace, without being bothered by the crowds!

You'll still need to pay at least 22 euros for an adult and 20 euros for a child, but you can still spend some time in the heart of the monument, as other exhibitions, this time free of charge, await you on the other side of the nave, including one byErnesto Neto! While children may well love the place and want to spend hours there, don't come with a baby, as many of the works may not be suitable for them (stroboscopic effects, balloons that can burst, etc.).