This free-entry (as regards the permanent display) gallery has a superb collection, nicely displayed in a peaceful and welcoming environment. It doesn't compare with, say, the modern art museum in Zurich or Vienna for scale but there are some important works of art here, especially from some of the leading Cubists. There is also a very pleasant cafe terrace looking... More

If you were ever a fan of underground comics or R. Crumb's take on society and the human mind, you will enjoy the exhibit currently showing here. The museum is not crowded, and is well organized. More

Nice collection of modern art (Delaunay, Leger, Picabia) and a few pieces of furniture. The Matisse room and the Dufy rooms are must see. More

We are not great fans of modern art, but did enjoy this place, located in the Palace of Tokyo. Particularly impressive is the Dufy "Fee de electricite", which has a room to itself. More

The less famous, less grand, less crowded Musee d"Art Modern features an interesting collection of recent works, including a few that you wonder why they are here and not in a flea market. (Snarky dig. Consider the source.) We are just casual fans. But we totally enjoyed the permanent exhibit. The current decade Mexican exhibit was not worth the modest... More

Small crowds and great works of art, you must like this style of art or one might not find it interesting, I thought it was great and a nice place to spend a few hours. More

I know im writing this late but if you plan to visit Paris before the 8th Jan and you like modern strange art please visit the Ryan Trecartin and Lizzie Fitch exhibition at the Museum what a delight. More

Without a doubt, Paris has some of world's greatest museums in the world, la Musée du Louvre, la Musée d'Orsay, le Centre Pompidou, but it was less known la Musée d'Art Moderne that captured my attention and impressed me the most with its vast collection of modern and contemporary art. The museum is also outside of the main tourist attractions,... More

This museum has a lovely permanent collection, and the price is right to visit: free. Included: Picasso (painting and sculpture), Leger, Braque, Arp. It's a worthwhile hour to spend. Although it's a "modern" collection, there were some "contemporary" exhibits, too. Its little cafe had a nice selection of food, including hot plates. Close by are the Mona Bismarck Foundation (currently... More