
Your Eurostar ticket takes you so much further than your destination. Once you get there, you can stroll aside water-lillied lakes, drop in on Whistler’s mother, see how humanity evolved and explore all four corners of the ancient world.
That’s because your Eurostar ticket gets you 2 for 1 entry to permanent collections and paid-for exhibitions at the iconic museums and galleries in Paris, Brussels and Lille listed below. Just show your ticket at the box office – it’s as simple as that.
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A jewel in the heart of Paris’ Jardin des Tuileries, The Musée de l’Orangerie is home to Claude Monet’s iconic Water Lilies and masterpieces by Renoir, Cézanne, Modigliani, Matisse, Picasso and more.
Métro: Concorde
Address: Jardin de Tuileries 75001 Paris
Revel in retrospectives, groundbreaking creative projects and more. Since it opened, the Grand Palais - Galeries Nationales, have hosted nearly 250 major exhibitions, in collaboration with the biggest museums across the world.
Métro: Champs Élysées-Clemenceau
Address: 3, avenue du Général-Eisenhower - 75008 Paris
The Jeu de Paume is famed for embracing all types and periods of the visual arts. Here you'll find photography, cinema and video from the likes of Edward Steichen, Cindy Sherman, Federico Fellini, Jean-Luc Moulène and Diane Arbus.
Métro: Concorde
Address: 1, place de la Concorde - 75008 Paris
Bringing art from Africa, Asia, Oceania and the Americas the recognition they deserve, this impressive Jean Nouvel designed museum boasts a living green wall housing a collection of some 3,500 works.
Métro: Alma-Marceau, Iéna;
RER C Pont-de-l'Alma
Address: 37, quai Branly - 75007 Paris
This comprises three of Brussels' most famous museums.
Here at the main branch of the Royal Museums of Fine Arts you’ll find the Museum of Ancient Art, the Museum of Modern Art and the Magritte museum.
Métro: Line 1 A, Gare Centrale, Parc
Address: rue de la Régence 3, 1000 Bruxelles
Displaying the finest works of the surrealist artist.
Here you'll see oils on canvas, gouaches, drawings and sculptures, as well as vintage photographs and films produced by the great man himself.
Métro: Line 1 A, Gare Centrale, Parc
Address: Place Royale 1, 1000 Bruxelles, Belgium
Also known as Lille Métropole Musée d'art Moderne, d'Art Contemporain et d'Art Brut.
Through around 4,800 pieces and three collections, you'll find works from artists including Picasso, Modigliani, Miró and more.
Métro: Pont de Bois then bus 41, stop LaM
Address: 1, allée du Musée - 59650 Villeneuve d'Ascq
Studio National des Arts Contemporains - Renovated by the French-American architect Bernard Tschumi .
Le Fresnoy exhibits contemporary art from the likes of Bill Viola, Michael Snow, Scanner, Charles Sandison and Claudio Parmiggiani, as well as films and more.
Métro: Ligne 2, Alsace
Address: 22 Rue du Fresnoy, 59200 Tourcoing
Combining both the modern and classic. MUba has always been experimental, establishing a dialogue between contemporary art and the art of times past.
Métro: Ligne 2, Tourcoing centre
Address: Rue Paul Doumer, 59200 Tourcoing
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