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galleries, art museums, theatre and operahouses
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Paris Museums Paris contains many museums that house
permanent exhibitions. These museums are dedicated to famous artists such as
Picasso, or famous movements, such as the huge Impressionist collection in the Musée
d'Orsay. Major works from the early periods in the history of art can be viewed at the Louvre. There
are hundreds of museums in Paris, exhibiting all kinds of art; the museums
included here are the most visited. They contain the work of the greatest artists, including
Picasso, Monet, Rodin and Matisse, along with a host of others.
Paris Galleries In addition to permanent exhibitions on show at
the museums, the city's art galleries put on irregular exhibitions of historical
and contemporary work. Many a masterpiece can be 'discovered' in these periodical
showcases. The Pompidou Centre is probably the most famous art gallery in Paris,
instantly recognisable as the 'inside-out' building.
Paris Opera and Theatre With two major Opera Houses,
Parisians and visitors alike can always experience the best of the performing
arts. The city's theatres host a wealth of plays, musicals, and orchestral
renditions, ranging from classical to contemporary.
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