·Feast your eyes on modern masterpieces: Europe’s most important collection of modern and contemporary art

·Watch unmissable exhibitions: discover leading figures of art from the 20th and 21st centuries, as well as outstanding contemporary artists.

·Appreciate the beautiful scenery of Paris: The museum is located in the Marais district in the center of Paris, only a ten-minute walk from Notre Dame Cathedral and the busiest neighborhood in Paris.

The Centre Pompidou is a centralized exhibition place for French 20th century culture and art. It is also known as the three major art museums in Paris along with the Louvre and the Musee d'Orsay. The entire building is like a construction site under construction, composed of steel pipes and glass pipes, which is entrenched among the elegant and beautiful ancient buildings in Paris. It looks particularly innovative and is known as the "refinery in the city center".

△ The first-floor lobby of the Centre Pompidou is equipped with cloakroom and left-luggage office, a cafe, a souvenir shop, a bookstore and a children's playroom. It also displays an architectural model of the entire the Centre Pompidou. There is a cinema, activity room and performance hall on the second floor, where exhibitions, concerts, drama performances, etc. are held from time to time. The third and fourth floors are open-shelf libraries with a large collection of books and easy borrowing. They are public libraries frequented by locals.

△ Located on the fifth and sixth floors is the National Museum of Modern Art. There is a viewing platform on the seventh floor, where you can overlook the panoramic view of Paris, overlooking the Montmartre district and the Sacré-Coeur Cathedral.

△ The outer walls are covered with colorful pipelines and steel trusses, which are distinguished by color: blue is the air conditioning exhaust system, yellow is the electrical system, and green pipes control water pipes. In the giant transparent cylindrical tubes, automatic elevators busily transport visitors to each floor.

△ The Centre Pompidou has a multi-field collection as its mission, with a collection of more than 100,000 works from 1905 to the present. It not only inherits the collection of the Luxembourg Museum, founded in 1818, but also houses art purchased by the state from living French artists.

△ Visitors can enjoy many incredible modern and post-modern art works.