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An exhibition, 33 Olympiads and over a whole century of social and political history. From April 26th to September 8th, come and discover the Olympic saga through the crises, struggles, victories and major battles that have shaped our contemporary world. In 2024, France will host the Olympic and Paralympic Games in Paris - the first time a summer Games has been staged in 100 years. This exhibition, the first of its kind in France, brings together 130 years of memorable images, exceptional archives and portraits of athletes with astonishing destinies.

The Musée National de l’Histoire de l’Immigration is opening an Asian cycle this autumn with two new exhibitions: one on the history and diversity of migrations from East and South-East Asia, while the other, entitled J’ai une famille [I Have a Family], explores how the migratory experience marked 10 Chinese avant-garde artists.

The Musée National de l’Histoire de l’Immigration is opening an Asian cycle this autumn with two new exhibitions: one on the history and diversity of migrations from East and South-East Asia, while the other, entitled J’ai une famille [I Have a Family], explores how the migratory experience marked 10 Chinese avant-garde artists.

26 February 2020 - 3 January 2021

The exhibition Paris et nulle part ailleurs (Paris and Nowhere Else) immerses the public in the years of post-war tumult that saw the emergence of new artistic visions, in the fields of abstraction, figuration and kinetic art, between 1945 and 1972.

On 17 June 2023, after 3 years of renovation work, the Musée national de l'histoire de l'immigration reopened its permanent gallery with a completely new, more didactic and progressive space, incorporating recent research on immigration in France.