Cultural offers museums

Image d'archive de Femmes juives du sud oranais, Algérie, vers 1860
Femmes juives du sud oranais, Algérie, vers 1860 © MAHJ‎

Museum of Jewish Art and History

The MAHJ offers students in the Hebrew Studies department free admission to the permanent collections and temporary exhibitions on presentation of a school certificate at the ticket office.

Utagawa Kunikazu, « Portrait de Miura Gorô », de la série Exploits des héros de notre temps, 1868
Utagawa Kunikazu, « Portrait de Miura Gorô », de la série Exploits des héros de notre temps, 1868 © collection privée Musée Guimet‎

Guimet Museum

As an Inalco student, you benefit from free access to the permanent collections and temporary exhibitions of the Musée Guimet.
 

 

K-Beauty. Korean beauty, history of a phenomenon
From March 18 to July 6

From the 18the century to the K-Pop wave, discover the roots of an aesthetic that has conquered the world!
Through this exhibition, visitors will discover how a distinctly Korean aesthetic was consolidated, certain canons of which - forged since the late Joseon kingdom (1392-1910) - have retained their appeal right up to the present day and have been the subject of tributes and numerous rereadings. "K-Beauty" highlights the evolution but also the durability of the concept of Korean beauty, from the second half of the 18th century to the globalized contemporary world.

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Photo du haut de la tour d'un hôtel particulier
Hôtel Gaillard © Citéco‎

Citéco

As an Inalco student, you benefit from free admission to the permanent collection Citéco via a promo code applicable to the 6-25 rate sent in the Culture et loisirs newsletter. Reservations here.

Photo of a blonde woman with curly hair in a motel parking lot
Exhibition photo Kourtney Roy © Kourtney Roy - Les filles du calvaire Gallery‎

Exhibition Kourtney Roy - All Inclusive
Regards croisés sur le tourisme mondialisé
From February 20 to September 20, 2026

A first-ever exhibition devoted to the work of the Canadian photographer, exhibited at Rencontres d'Arles in 2025.

Through a selection of thirty photographs, the exhibition invites the public to plunge into Kourtney Roy's sensitive, colorful and cinematic universe. Perfect beaches, glamorous hotels, cloudless skies: the artist revisits the idealized images of contemporary tourism to better reveal its ambivalences. Her stagings, both seductive and disturbing, confront the dream of vacations with a more complex reality.

In resonance with these works, the Cité de l'Économie offers an economic reading of globalized tourism, inviting visitors to decipher its contemporary issues: social inequalities, environmental impact, the weight of marketing strategies, the transformation of territories...

A luminous, hard-hitting exhibition that questions our imaginations and makes us want to travel differently!

Gravure sur bois
HONG SEON WUNG (né en 1952), Fleurs de Camélia, 2011 Gravure sur bois, 142 x 121 cm. M.C. 2023-12. Don de l’artiste, 2023. Paris Musées © Musée Cernuschi, musée des Arts de l’Asie de la Ville de Paris‎

Paris Museums

As an Inalco student, you benefit from free admission to all museums in the Paris Musées network (permanent collections and temporary exhibitions). See our suggested visit below.

Permanent visits to the Catacombs of Paris

Károly Ferenczy. Hungarian Modernity at the Petit Palais, from April 14 to September 6, 2026
As famous in Hungary as he is little-known in France, Károly Ferenczy (1862-1917) is a major figure of modernity in Central Europe. His profoundly singular oeuvre establishes him as one of the great painters of the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries.