Parcours des mondes 2025: 5 recommended art galleries in Saint-Germain-des-Prés

Parcours des mondes transforms Saint-Germain-des-Prés into a living museum, bringing together leading specialists in primitive and archaeological arts.

A neighborhood transformed during the event

The 2025 edition of Parcours des mondes will be held from September 9th to 14th in the Beaux-Arts district of Paris. More than fifty international galleries specializing in art from Africa, Oceania, Asia, the Americas and archaeology are taking part. Each gallery transforms its space into a veritable showcase, turning the district into an open-air museum. The Parcours des mondes event attracts collectors, experts and enthusiasts from all over the world. Newcomers are welcome too!

Tradition meets modernity

Since 2002, L’édition 2025 has confirmed this position by further broadening its artistic scope, with a marked presence for tribal and Asian arts, as well as classical archaeology. The event creates a unique dialogue between ancient civilizations and contemporary sensibilities, fostering discovery for confirmed collectors and the curious alike. This blend of heritage and fresh perspective helps to make Saint-Germain-des-Prés a cultural epicenter every autumn.

Our 5 favorite galleries at Parcours des mondes

Galerie Furstenberg: the benchmark for Pre-Columbian art

The Furstenberg Gallery is one of the highlights of the Parcours des mondes. Specializing in pre-Columbian primitive art, the gallery’s cutting-edge selection will win you over. The presentation of works is deliberately unconventional: no strict separation by region or period, allowing visitors to wander freely and be surprised by the pieces on display. What’s more, prices are displayed, a choice that breaks the traditional codes of the art market and facilitates access to these historic treasures. 8 Rue Jacob, 75006 Paris

Galerie Arte y Ritual for fans of African primitive art

Founded in Barcelona in 1985 and relocated to Madrid in 1994, the Arte y Ritual Gallery has championed the primitive arts of Africa, America, Southeast Asia and the Pacific from the outset. Directed by Ana and Antonio Casanovas, the gallery is renowned for its thematic exhibitions such as Hommage, Nigeria, Gems and Cup Sculptures, all accompanied by reference catalogs. Present at Parcours des mondes since 2003, the gallery now enjoys international recognition as an advisor to private collectors, museums and foundations. 34, rue Mazarine. 75006

Galerie Voyageur & Curieux: another look at tribal arts

Founded by Laurent Granier and Anthony MeyerVoyageur & Curieux gallery is dedicated to sharing a sensitive look at tribal arts and curios. Based in Paris, Voyageur & Curieux is distinguished by its selection of ethnographic pieces, travel objects and unusual finds, always chosen for their aesthetic strength and history. The gallery offers a dialogue between exploration, heritage and art, attracting collectors and curious amateurs in search of rare and singular objects. Promenade en Océanie: 2 rue Visconti . Arts des Mers du Sud: 20 rue Mazarine

Galerie Kiyama: specializing in Japanese art

Located in Saint-Germain-des-Prés since April 2023, Galerie Kiyama is the third address opened by Kyoto-based Yumekoubou Gallery. Specializing in Japanese antiques andcontemporary Japanese art, it offers a unique bridge between heritage and contemporary creation. 4 Rue des Beaux Arts, 75006 Paris

Galerie Eberwein a plunge into Egyptian archaeology

The gallery, run by Antonia Eberwein, daughter of founder Roswitha Eberwein, continues the high standards and success of the company. The Eberwein gallery is distinguished by its specialization inEgyptian art. The collection is complemented by objects from neighboring cultures, dating from 3500 BC to the Coptic period around 1000 AD. Each piece is authenticated, documented and accompanied by a dossier detailing its cultural context, publications and certificate of authenticity. Aimed at both experienced collectors and novice enthusiasts, the collection is characterized by its recognized museum quality. 22 Rue Jacob, 75006 Paris

Practical information

• Dates: September 9 to 14, 2025
• Opening hours: Tuesday 11am-9pm, Wednesday to Saturday 11am-7pm, Sunday 11am-6pm
• Location: Quartier des Beaux-Arts, Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Paris
• Metro access: lines 4 and 10 (Odéon, Mabillon), line 7 (Pont Neuf)
• Admission: free for the public