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Where to See Paris’s Most Inspiring Art Without a Ticket

Paris is an open-air museum — and some of its most powerful art is completely free to see. From world-class sculptures tucked into gardens to provocative street art splashed across Belleville walls, the city offers visual wonder around every corner.

이 가이드에서는 다음을 알아볼 수 있습니다. free public art scattered across Paris — with map tips, artist bios, and suggestions to take your art exploration even further.

🗿 Rodin in the Gardens: Sculptures at Musée Rodin & Beyond

📍 Hôtel Biron Gardens (Musée Rodin Grounds)

• 🎟️ Free to explore the sculpture garden with a ticket, but free on the first Sunday of the month (Oct–Mar)
• 🗿 Works Featured: The Thinker, 지옥의 문, Balzac
• 🌳 팁: Even viewed from outside the gates, Rodin’s bronze works feel monumental.

📍 Map Location: Musée Rodin Garden – Google Maps »

📍 Tuileries Garden Sculptures

• A walk through this elegant park between the Louvre and Place de la Concorde reveals 20+ monumental works
• Artists include Rodin, Giacometti, and Louise Bourgeois

💡 Don’t Miss: Le Bel Costumé by Jean Dubuffet and Grand Commandement Blanc by Alain Kirili

🎨 Street Art in Paris: Belleville, Oberkampf & the 13th

📍 Rue Dénoyez, Belleville

• A constantly changing canvas of urban art, graffiti, and murals
• Artists like Seth Globepainter 그리고 Jef Aérosol have contributed major works
• Free to wander, photograph, and get inspired

📍 Map Location: Rue Dénoyez – Google Maps »

🔗 Take a Self-Guided Belleville Street Art Tour »
🔗 Street Art in Paris Book »

📍 Boulevard 13 (13th Arrondissement)

• Curated by Galerie Itinerrance, this outdoor project transformed buildings into massive murals
• Highlights include:
  • Obey (Shepard Fairey) – Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité
  • INTI – Vibrant Latin American mythology fusion
  • Invader – Retro game-style tile installations

📝 Artist Bio Snapshot – Shepard Fairey:
American artist known for his political imagery and the Obama HOPE poster. His mural in the 13th captures France’s revolutionary spirit with updated graphic aesthetics.

📍 Boulevard Vincent Auriol – Google Maps »

🌉 Installations Along the Seine: Bridges & Riverwalks

📍 Passerelle Simone-de-Beauvoir

• Contemporary pedestrian bridge near the Bibliothèque Nationale
• Known for rotating outdoor art installations and architectural photography opportunities

📍 Quai Branly – Musée Quai Branly Gardens

• Sculptures and indigenous-inspired art pieces surround the museum’s exterior
• Free to explore the garden area and see works by artists from Africa, Oceania, Asia, and the Americas

📍 Musée Quai Branly Gardens – Google Maps »

🧑‍🎨 Bonus: Hidden Gems & Local Commissions

• 🪨 Buren’s Columns (Les Deux Plateaux) at the Palais Royal — Instagrammable black-and-white striped columns
• 👁 Arman’s “Accumulations” at La Défense — giant public sculptures made of musical instruments or car parts
• 💬 Poetic Tiles by Ben Vautier (Place Igor Stravinsky) — clever text installations across city walls

📚 Want to Dive Deeper?

While these spots are 100% free to enjoy, here’s how to elevate your experience:

• 🎧 Urban Art Audio Tours (Belleville, 13th arrondissement, or Latin Quarter)
• 📘 Art History Books:
  • Street Art Paris by Valerie Gelezeau
  • The History of Art in Paris (Visual Traveler series)

👉 제휴사 CTA:
🔗 Book a Paris Street Art Walking Tour »
🔗 Browse Paris Art History eBooks »

Final Tip: Keep Your Eyes Open

Free art in Paris isn’t always labeled — it might be a mosaic on a wall, a brass figure on a sidewalk, or a mysterious sculpture in a courtyard. Walk slowly, look up, and let the city speak.