Paris CDG Airport: Sèvres Porcelain Exhibition

Event Description

Paris CDG’s Espace Musées (the in-house art gallery) was designed by the same architects who created the Museum d’Osay, making the terminal the most beautiful in Europe.

The current exhibition displays some of the finest examples of Sèvres porcelain. Founded in 1748 with help from King Louis XV and Madame de Pompadour, this porcelain house is perhaps the most celebrated in Europe. Originally taking porcelain making techniques from China, the Sèvres history is rich with influence from all over the world.

So now there’s a good reason to arrive early for your flight!

The exhibition is housed in Terminal 2E, by boarding gates M. It is accessible to all passengers taking off at gates M: passengers flying with Air France KLM and airlines who are members of Sky Team, going to the US, Asia, or Africa. Espace Musées is open 365 days a year, from the Terminal’s first to last flights.

Admission is free. Open 24/7.