For 13 500 m2 of building there is ~ 20 m2 of entrance , and 10 m of queue in 3 different lines. Bravo to public service who can’t manage the public entrance in 5 degrees with 45 min waiting . It’s not Louvre but yet you’re not either from 17.century

Not a galley of luggage, but one of Paris' premier places for exhibitions of modern art, the Vuitton is instantly recognizable for its prototypical glass-and-steel Frank Gehry shell, which is an attraction in its own right. Unlike so many of the architect's museum designs, however, this one actually reinforces and even enhances the work housed inside. Set in lovely park land in the quiet suburb of Neuilly, and easy metro ride from the city center, this makes for a great day's outing.

This was a great opportunity to visit an amazing building. The architecture was fascinating. I went to see the Mitchell/Monet exhibition & was not disappointed. All is set in the Bois de Boulogne which in itself is well worth a visit. A wonderful way to spend a Sunday morning. If there was a downside...hard to find...., but the shop is small & the queue to the checkout long.

One of my favourite art gallery / museums in the world. I have never been disappointed when I have visited. The Warhol / Basquiat exhibition that I saw on my most recent visit was excellent with the majority of the paintings displayed being ones that I have not seen in other galleries.

A real state of art building. This gallery is fully supported by Louis Vuitton group to promote arts and culture. On that moment we saw an exhibition of Warhol x Basquiat. Amazing.

We visited for the Basquiat-Warhol exhibition which was fabulous and which I highly recommend. The building alone however is worth visiting for it’s unique architecture. They always host some of the best exhibitions so it’s worth keeping an eye out for what’s on whatever time of the year you are visiting!

A must experience and a fascinating point of view of Warhol/ Basquiat. The Frank Gehry design truly suits the depth, breath and size of this exhibit. So beautifully displayed and perfectly augmented with relevant information

The museum is architecturally exciting, especially from the outside, the water features are beautiful. With all of the infrastructure presently snarling Paris the museum is not easy to find; we got lost in the Bois de Bulonge. When we finally arrived I discovered that the entire museum was given over entirely to a Warhol/Basquiat exhibit which was not at all to my taste.

We went for the Basquiat and Warhol exhibit and it was such a well done exhibit. Four floors of artwork and what I loved was how close we were able to get to the pieces. You could almost feel the pulse of the artists. It’s a really great location, especially if you have kids as the park next door has plenty to offer. When we went they were having a children’s music festival.

This was our first visit to the Fondation Louis Vuitton. The building is breathtaking. It was far more interesting than any exchibit that could go on inside. We explored much of the information concerning its construction. The views of Paris were superb and you get the added attraction of being able to walk out alongside the Jardin d'Acclimation.