Accessibility
Priority access
This access avoids Place Georges Pompidou which is not suitable, and takes you directly to the Mezzanine level (level 1).
Upon presentation of supporting documents*
Metro:
Rambuteau 
(line 11)
Hôtel de Ville 
(lines 1 and 11)
Châtelet 
(lines 1, 4, 7, 11 and 14)
RER:
Châtelet Les Halles 
(lines A, B, and D)
Bus:
(lines 29, 38, 47 and 75)
Reserved parking spaces nearby:
We invite you to consult the map provided by the Paris City Hall.
Info transport:
For all information concerning accessibility in public transport, you can go to Île-de-France Mobilités
Our podcasts are accompanied by a transcription that can be downloaded free of charge below the player.
To be consulted at your convenience:
- to visit our temporary exhibitions
- to discover the Museum: its architecture, its urban environment
- to approach the Centre Pompidou's collection differently, through thematic series
left: normal vision/right: color blind vision
Conversion to color blind view courtesy of EnChroma, Inc.
Color accessibility program
Are you color blind or know someone who is? Come and (re)discover the colours of our artworks by trying the EnChroma glasses.
Borrow a pair of glasses, free of charge, from the cloakroom, and benefit from a better perception of colours, details and depth throughout your visit of the Centre Pompidou.
Offers for individual visitors
Access to the exhibitions is free for visitors with disabilities and their companions.
Adapted guided tours are also free for the visitor and his/her companion.
Tailor-made tours are staged in the various areas every month (except the summer holidays) for visitors to see the temporary exhibitions or discover the building, accompanied by a lecturer trained in the appropriate oral mediation.
"See and hear" visits (audio description)
for blind or partially-sighted visitors
Through comments and detailed descriptions, the lecture enables visitors to get a picture of works in the exhibitions, shedding light on their creators’ approach.
One Saturday per month at 10 am, or one Monday per month at 6 pm, depending on the month
Prices:
Upon presentation of supporting documents*:
- Unaccompanied tour: Free for visitors and their assistants (direct access without going to the ticket office)
- Tailor-made tour: Free for visitors and their assistants
- Films and shows: reduced rates
You are a professional or volunteer working in the social sector?
You are entitled to preferential rates.
- If you are already identified as an accessibility mediator with the Centre Pompidou, you can benefit from preferential rates for group visits and for the Pop' Solo 1-year membership card (€27 instead of €49), providing unlimited access to the exhibitions and allowing you to participate in collaborative projects and member events (membership at the mediator rate is available only from the on-site Membership space or by telephone at 01 44 78 14 63, Monday to Saturday, from 9 am to 6 pm).
- If you are not yet identified as an accessibility mediator and you wish to organise a group visit for disabled people, please contact us by email.
Guided tours in the exhibitions
The Centre Pompidou organises visits especially adapted to groups with disabilities, coordinated by specialised lecturers.
Prices:
- Unaccompanied tours: Free
- Tours with a specialised lecturer: Free
Reservations:
At least one month ago for tours with lecturer, and at least two weeks ago for unaccompanied tours.
