Philharmonie de Paris

Pierre Boulez

exhibition

17 March - 28 June 2015

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The Pierre Boulez exhibition is now closed, thank you for your visit.

Exhibition opening hours

Philharmonie 2 (Cité de la musique) – Musée de la musique

Unguided tour times

Closed on Mondays and May the 1st
Tuesday – Friday: 12 pm-6 pm
Saturday – Sunday: 10 am-6 pm

Last admission to the exhibition space: 1 hour before closing.

Guided tour times

Every Saturday and Sunday: 2-30 pm
During school holidays from April 21-24 and April 28-30: 2-30 pm
Duration: 90 minutes

Address

Philharmonie de Paris
Cité de la musique (Philharmonie 2) – Museum of music
221, avenue Jean-Jaurès
75019 Paris

The Musem of music is the Cité de la musique (Philharmonie 2), imagined by Christian Portzamparc in 1995.

Access

Metro

Line 5,
Porte de Pantin station
See Paris metro map

Tram

T3B, Porte de Pantin station
See itinerary

RER

Line E, Pantin station
See itinerary

Bus

Line 75 (See itinerary)
Line 151 (See itinerary)

Vélib’

Paris’s self-service bike hire network
Nearby Vélib’ stations:
210, avenue Jean-Jaurès (75019 Paris)
23, place de la Porte de Pantin (75019 Paris)
See map of stations and availability

Autolib’

Paris’s self-service electric car hire network
Nearby Autolib’ stations:
8, rue Adolphe-Mille (75019 Paris)
9, rue des Sept-Arpents (75019 Paris)
See map of stations and availability

By car

From Paris: Take Avenue Jean-Jaurès to the Porte de Pantin roundabout.
From the Paris ring road (périphérique): Take the Porte de Pantin exit.
GPS coordinates – Porte de Pantin
N 48° 53’ 21.026’’
E 2° 23’ 37.013’’

Parking facility 1
Direct access from the Paris ring road (Périphérique).

From Avenue Jean-Jaurès, take Boulevard Sérurier towards Porte de la Villette.

600 parking places for cars
90 places for two-wheel vehicles
Parking 1 to open in January 2015.

Parking facility 2
Access from Avenue Jean-Jaurès heading towards Paris.

348 parking places for cars
10 places for two-wheel vehicles

Parking de la Cité des Sciences
Accès direct depuis le boulevard Mac Donald
2 000 places pour les voitures
40 places pour les deux-roues
50 places pour les cars

Taxi

2 taxi stations:
Boulevard Sérurier (nearby Porte de Pantin)
Avenue Jean-Jaurès (nearby the Café des concerts)

Restaurants and Cafés

The Philharmonie de Paris’s two restaurants are the perfect place to meet up with someone, catch up with friends or enjoy a pleasant break between concerts and activities.

Café des concerts

Bar - restaurant (Cité de la musique, Philharmonie 2)
Facing the plaza of the Fontaine aux Lions and the Grande halle de la Villette.
Open everyday from 9 am to 2 am.
Information and reservations:
cafedesconcerts.com - +33 (0)1 42 49 74 74 - resa@cafedesconcerts.com

L’Atelier Éric Kayser

Coffee shop (Philharmonie 1)
Garden level
Opening soon

Features not to be missed when you visit the Philharmonie de Paris

The Permanent Collection

Museum of music – Cité de la musique (Philharmonie 2)
Your ticket for the Pierre Boulez exhibition gives you same-day free admission to the Museum of Music’s permanent collection, don’t miss it!

Discover the Permanent Collection

David Bowie is Exhibition

(Philharmonie 1 – Espace d’exposition)
Conceived by London’s Victoria & Albert Museum, the exhibition David Bowie is has been a huge success. Since opening in London in Spring 2013, it has travelled the world from major capital to major capital and is now on show at the Paris Philharmonie.
David Bowie’s contributions to music and performance are milestones of our era. Whether performing glam rock, funk, soul, disco or dance music, he has made each genre his own. He has always been fascinated by the avant-garde and from Major Tom to Ziggy Stardust, Aladdin Sane to Halloween Jack, he has reinvented and metamorphosed, putting his body on show as an actual performance, always one step ahead of the curve. In London, New York, via Berlin and Paris: shaking up the old world and resisting constraints, his musical geography has anticipated and traversed the artistic evolutions of our recent history. This is the rich and fascinating journey that the exhibition charts.

Discover the exhibition

Contact us

Information and reservations

by telephone at +33 (0)1 44 84 44 84
contact@philharmoniedeparis.fr

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