BEAUBOURG, Museum

After you've explored this gigantic palace in its ins and outs, you absolutely have to visit the Musée National d'Art Moderne, which houses the largest European collection of modern art with works that span the entire 20th century. Your tour begins on the fourth floor, and keep in mind that although the exhibition is called "permanent", the works are rotated and often change, considering how the museum has 30,000 paintings and sculptures available.

In the first rooms you can admire works from the second half of the twentieth century ranging from Arte Povera to French artists such as Yves Klein and Jean Dubuffet.

On the fifth floor you pass over about half a century, from the historical avant-garde such as Fauvism and Cubism, to the post-war years. You'll see the amazing collection of paintings by Henri Matisse and Kandinski, which I'll discuss in detail in the next file. And definitely don't miss the section dedicated to the Swiss artist Alberto Giacometti....