La Slow Galerie

La Slow Galerie has two locations. The original is at 5 Rue Jean-Pierre Timbaud, 75011 Paris, accessible by metro lines 3, 5, 9, 11 (Parmentier, Oberkampf, République stations). The newer location, La Slow Jardin, is at 60 rue Monsieur le Prince, Paris 6, near the Jardin du Luxembourg, accessible by metro lines 4, 10, RER B (Odéon, Luxembourg stations). +2

The two galleries are a bit of a distance apart. Taking the Paris Metro is the most efficient way to travel between the 11th and 6th arrondissements. Plan for about 20-30 minutes of travel time via public transport. +1

Yes, both locations are well-served by Paris's extensive Metro system, making them easily accessible for visitors. +2

No, entry to La Slow Galerie is completely free! You can wander through the exhibitions and admire the art without purchasing a ticket. +1

The gallery in the 11th arrondissement typically operates Tuesday to Saturday. The newer location, La Slow Jardin (60 rue Monsieur le Prince, Paris 6), is also open Tuesday to Saturday, from 11 am to 7 pm. Always check their social media for any specific event hours. +1

Absolutely! La Slow Galerie specializes in selling art, from affordable prints to original pieces. Many visitors find it a great place to buy unique souvenirs. +1

Yes, La Slow Galerie often hosts opening nights, artist events, and even lotteries. Keep an eye on their social media for announcements about these exciting occasions.

La Slow Galerie focuses on illustration and graphic arts, featuring works from over a hundred artists. You'll find vibrant, colorful, and often joyful pieces that are meant to be accessible and meaningful. +2

Yes, it's an excellent spot for art collectors looking for affordable, limited edition prints and original works by emerging artists. Many pieces come with certificates of authenticity.

Its focus on accessible illustration, its curated selection of emerging artists, and its mission to make art joyful and meaningful set it apart. The cozy atmosphere also makes it a delightful place to explore. +1

While not explicitly stated, most art galleries allow photography for personal use, provided it doesn't disrupt other visitors or involve flash. It's always polite to be mindful of others.

The galleries are described as 'small' but 'full of energy' and 'many interesting paintings.' While not vast, they are packed with captivating artwork.

La Slow Galerie is highly recommended for unique and affordable art souvenirs. You can find hand-signed prints and original pieces that are more personal than typical tourist trinkets. +2

Yes, many visitors note that the prices are very good, especially compared to art in other cities like the Netherlands. It's a great place to buy art without breaking the bank.

While the in-person experience is wonderful, some visitors mention ordering more pieces online after their trip, suggesting they have an online shop.

Yes, you can purchase artwork both framed and unframed, giving you flexibility for your display needs.