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Fondation Louis Vuitton

4.5

(20811 reviews)

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8 Av. du Mahatma Gandhi Paris, 75116 Paris

Capacity : 2000

An essential venue for contemporary artistic creation and tailor-made events.

Commissioned by Bernard Arnault from American architect Frank Gehry and inaugurated in October 2014, the Fondation Louis Vuitton stands on the edge of the Bois de Boulogne, right next to the Jardin d'Acclimatation.

You can organize your events in our three customizable areas:
- Reception Hall
- Auditorium
- Panoramic terraces

All these spaces can accommodate up to 2,000 people in various configurations: gala dinners, cocktail receptions, awards ceremonies, festive evenings, showrooms, product launches, seminars...

Privatizations are available every day of the week. They can be complemented by the use of the restaurant Le Frank or the rental of spaces in the Jardin d'Acclimatation.

Venue capacity

Spaces available to hire	Standing	Theatre	Dinner	U-shaped room	Class
Reception Hall 340m2	350	-	190	-	-
Auditorium 522m2	700	500	300	-	-
Les Terrasses Panoramiques 782m2	812	-	-	-	-

Information and prices

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Privileged visit

Your events can be accompanied by a tour of the museum's spaces, led by passionate and experienced lecturers, on a self-guided or guided tour for small groups of 10 to 15 people.

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4.5

Google - 20811 reviews

Claire Tremblay

in the last week

The Frank Gehry's architecture is amazing; it looks like a sailboat surrounded by water. The exhibit about David Hockney is elaborated chronologically on 3 floors, culminating with some of his opera works in immersive sounds and colors rooms. Warmly recommended!

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Rainer Glaap

in the last week

Great architecture. Great exhibition (Hockney). Free Audioguide for your own phone. Bring headphones! Instead of the shuttle bus you can take the metro and walk through the amusement park (free entry with the museum ticket - why is this not mentioned anywhere?). Male architecture: way too few restrooms. The cloakroom is a hole in the wall. Takes forever. This is a new building, why is it such a service fail?

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farkad ezzet

a week ago

I was unable what to make out of the structure other than it seems well constructed out of metal, concrete and glass. The water fall outside is nice. The gardens around and children rides should be fun for families with children.

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Ludo Van Raemdonck

4 weeks ago

Definitely worth a visit. Stunning architecture. Great views on the city from the rooftop terraces. Since there was no art exhibition when I visited, the entrance fee was only 5€.

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Susan Beach

2 months ago

Even though we've been to Paris, this spot out in the Bois du Boulogne seemed far to us. Today, we got there in 2 easy trains and a short walk. What a glorious building! Worth the trip alone, but also a huge Pop Art exhibit, an outdoor terrace and a delightful cafe gave us an afternoon to remember. All of te staff was friendly and helpful. The free audio guide (leave your DL for security) is one of the best we've used.

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