Visit LUMA Arles as a family

Learn, wander, stroll, explore and be amazed…
There are plenty of ways to discover or rediscover LUMA Arles with your family. 

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Free visit of The Tower and the landscaped park 

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The Parc des Ateliers is very large! It covers 11 hectares. Some areas are freely accessible, while others require an entrance ticket.

Entrance to The Tower, the panoramic terraces, the slides, and all the artworks in the common areas of The Tower are accessible without reservation and free of charge.

The landscaped park and the skatepark are also freely accessible.

Only the exhibition spaces require the purchase of a ticket. 

Please note

The slides are not accessible to children under 1.10 meters tall. 

Get children interested: The Exploration Booklet (only in French)

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Ask the information point for the free Exploration Booklet, specially designed for children.

With Lumio, their adventure companion, young visitors will embark on an exciting journey through LUMA Arles, filled with games, drawings, and challenges.

The booklet is available only in French.

Visit of the exhibitions

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Art for all ages! 

Designed especially for families, the "Children & Co." ticket allows you to discover all the exhibitions at a reduced rate for one or two adults accompanying up to five children.

It is the perfect opportunity to share precious moments while sparking the curiosity of the younger ones. 

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Children & Co. exhibitions ticket

Low season rate: €7 instead of €9 per adult

High season rate (from July until October): €12 instead of €15 per adult

Exhibition visits are free for those under 26 years old. 

Guided tour

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« Les petits explorateurs de La Tour » (in French only)

For the duration of a visit, The Tower becomes an adventure territory to explore as a family! Children and adults are invited to discover original architecture and surprising artworks through a fun-filled tour and a series of activities. 
A leaflet with games and stickers is provided for the visit.

Duration: 1h30
Recommended age: 6 - 12 years old

Children under 12 must be accompanied by an adult.

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Workshops

During each school vacation period, LUMA Arles offers a special program. These workshops, inspired by current exhibitions, offer children the chance to learn while having fun. 

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« La petite visite : La tête dans les étoiles » (in French only)

Fridays, December 26, 2025 and January 2, 2026 at 10:30 a.m.
Sundays, December 21 and 28, 2025 and January 4, 2026 at 10:30 a.m.

“La petite visite” is a gentle introduction to art for children ages 3 to 5. Offered a few times each year, it’s always reimagined in relation to the exhibitions on view.

Over the Christmas holidays, the experience turns into a lively, hands-on storytelling tour. Starting from KOO JEONG A’s exhibition LAND OF OUSSS [KANGSE], children are invited into an invented world: accompanied by a being from elsewhere, they follow clues through the show to help their new friend recover their way of getting around—and make the journey back home.

Duration: 1h00
Recommended age: 3 - 5 years old

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« Atelier gourmand : Mon musée sur la lune » (in French only)

Wednesdays, December 24 and 31, 2025 at 3:00 p.m.
Saturdays, December 20 and 27, 2025 and January 3, 2026 at 3:00 p.m.

This workshop brings kids and adults together to explore the story of the first artwork ever to journey to the Moon: Forrest Myers’s The Moon Museum, currently featured in Sensing the Future: Experiments in Art and Technology at LUMA Arles.

Building on that discovery, participants are invited to imagine and craft their own “museum on the Moon,” playing with a rich mix of colors, textures, and materials. The afternoon concludes with a generous snack celebrating local, seasonal flavors. 

Duration: 2h00
Recommended age: 6 - 10 years old

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For a smooth visit: 

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Get the children ready
Admire the works without touching them, move around calmly and speak in a low voice. Children should always be under adult supervision to ensure their safety and that of the artworks on display.

Remember to take breaks
You may not eat or drink in the exhibition halls. However, picnics are permitted in the park.
In addition, all our restaurants welcome guests of all ages, and have highchairs available.

Think about your comfort
Travel light, or use the lockers when you arrive.
They are free and located on Level -2 of The Tower.

Sanitary facilities and nursery
Some sanitary facilities in The Tower, and the ones in Les Forges, are equipped with changing tables. You may ask our teams for further information.

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