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Immerse yourself in a collection that showcases key paintings, sculptures, and sketches reflecting Pablo Picasso’s innovative journey. Each piece tells a story of artistic reinvention that has shaped modern art.
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Explore Picasso’s genius in a 17th-century Parisian mansion with priority access tickets.
- Everything you get: Your ticket grants you access to over 5,000 works by Pablo Picasso, 22 exhibition rooms, and the museum's current exhibition, La Collection – La Collective, a fresh reimagining of the museum’s collection through the eyes of contemporary curators and artists.
- Why choose this: Dive into the world’s largest Picasso collection, skip the ticket lines, and explore at your own pace in a historic Parisian setting.
- Upgrades: Enhance your museum visit with an audio guide available in five languages, or choose to add a 1-hour Seine River cruise for a complete Parisian experience.
Explore Picasso’s genius in a 17th-century Parisian mansion with priority access tickets.
- Everything you get: Your ticket grants you access to over 5,000 works by Pablo Picasso, 22 exhibition rooms, and the museum's current exhibition, La Collection – La Collective, a fresh reimagining of the museum’s collection through the eyes of contemporary curators and artists.
- Why choose this: Dive into the world’s largest Picasso collection, skip the ticket lines, and explore at your own pace in a historic Parisian setting.
- Upgrades: Enhance your museum visit with an audio guide available in five languages, or choose to add a 1-hour Seine River cruise for a complete Parisian experience.
Inclusions
- Priority access to the Picasso Museum
- Access to permanent & temporary exhibitions
- Audio guide in 5 languages (as per option selected)
- Seine River cruise (as per option selected)
- Please note that there is free admission for EU residents under the age of 26 and for anyone else under the age of 18.
- Visitors who benefit free admission can request it directly at the venue by showing valid proof.
- The museum stays closed on Mondays, 1 Jan, 1 May & 25 Dec.
- Be sure to collect the audio guides at the entrance of the museum.
- These tickets can't be cancelled. However, you can use them any time until 31 December, 2026.
- These tickets are valid until 31 December, 2026.
Priority access to the Picasso Museum with a physical audioguide for a seamless, self-paced art journey.
- Everything you get: Skip the main lines and enjoy priority entry to the Picasso Museum, granting access to both the permanent collection and all current exhibitions. Your ticket includes an audioguide (ID required for pickup), offering expert commentary as you explore three floors of Picasso’s masterpieces.
- Why choose this: Unlock the full Picasso experience with priority access and an audioguide, ensuring you don’t miss a single highlight or hidden gem in the museum’s world-class collection.
Priority access to the Picasso Museum with a physical audioguide for a seamless, self-paced art journey.
- Everything you get: Skip the main lines and enjoy priority entry to the Picasso Museum, granting access to both the permanent collection and all current exhibitions. Your ticket includes an audioguide (ID required for pickup), offering expert commentary as you explore three floors of Picasso’s masterpieces.
- Why choose this: Unlock the full Picasso experience with priority access and an audioguide, ensuring you don’t miss a single highlight or hidden gem in the museum’s world-class collection.
Inclusions
- Priority entry tickets to the Picasso Museum
- Physical audio guide (to be collected at the entrance)
- Audio guide in French, English, Spanish, German, Italian, and Chinese
- Please note that there is free admission for EU residents under the age of 26 and for anyone else under the age of 18.
- The museum stays closed on Mondays, 1 Jan, 1 May & 25 Dec.
- These tickets can't be cancelled. However, you can use them any time until 9 March, 2027.
- These tickets are valid until 9 March, 2027.
Combos
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Combo (Save 5%): Rodin Museum + Picasso Museum Priority Access Tickets
from €31
€29.45
5% off
See two Parisian icons in one day—skip the lines at both the Rodin Museum and Picasso Museum.
- Everything you get at the Picasso Museum: Enjoy priority access to the Picasso Museum, nestled in the elegant Hôtel Salé. Your ticket includes entry to both the permanent collection—featuring over 5,000 works spanning Picasso's full artistic career—and the current exhibition, La Collection – La Collective, a fresh take on the collection curated through contemporary perspectives.
- Everything you get at the Rodin Museum: Skip the lines and immerse yourself in the world of Auguste Rodin at the Hôtel Biron and its serene Sculpture Garden. Your ticket includes access to both permanent and temporary exhibitions, showcasing iconic pieces such as The Thinker and The Gates of Hell. Stroll the outdoor gardens lined with statues, rose bushes, and quiet corners—an integral part of the Rodin experience.
- Why choose this: This combo ticket saves you time and money, letting you experience the best of Picasso and Rodin in one easy booking—no waiting in long lines, just more time with world-class art.
See two Parisian icons in one day—skip the lines at both the Rodin Museum and Picasso Museum.
- Everything you get at the Picasso Museum: Enjoy priority access to the Picasso Museum, nestled in the elegant Hôtel Salé. Your ticket includes entry to both the permanent collection—featuring over 5,000 works spanning Picasso's full artistic career—and the current exhibition, La Collection – La Collective, a fresh take on the collection curated through contemporary perspectives.
- Everything you get at the Rodin Museum: Skip the lines and immerse yourself in the world of Auguste Rodin at the Hôtel Biron and its serene Sculpture Garden. Your ticket includes access to both permanent and temporary exhibitions, showcasing iconic pieces such as The Thinker and The Gates of Hell. Stroll the outdoor gardens lined with statues, rose bushes, and quiet corners—an integral part of the Rodin experience.
- Why choose this: This combo ticket saves you time and money, letting you experience the best of Picasso and Rodin in one easy booking—no waiting in long lines, just more time with world-class art.
Inclusions
Rodin Museum
- Skip-the-line entry into the Rodin Museum
- Access to the Sculpture Garden
Picasso Museum
- Priority access to the Picasso Museum
- Access to temporary and permanent exhibitions
Picasso Museum
- Please note that there is free admission for EU residents under the age of 26 and for anyone else under the age of 18.
- The museum stays closed on Mondays, 1 Jan, 1 May & 25 Dec.
Rodin Museum
- Children aged 18 and under visit for free (carry a valid photo ID).
- The museum is wheelchair accessible, and wheelchairs are available to visitors upon request.
- The museum offers free entry on the first Sunday of every month from 1 Oct to 31 March 2025.
- These tickets can't be cancelled. However, you can use them any time until 31 December, 2026.
- These tickets are valid until 31 December, 2026.
Combos
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Combo (Save 13%): Picasso Museum Tickets + Seine River Cruise
from €35
€30.36
13% off
Pair indoor art exploration with a relaxing open-air cruise, making it a perfect day plan.
- Everything you get at the Picasso Museum: Skip the lines and step into the Picasso Museum, located in the elegant 17th-century Hôtel Salé. Discover over 5,000 pieces—from paintings and sculptures to ceramics and sketches—that capture every stage of Picasso’s artistic journey. The ongoing exhibition La Collection: Revoir Picasso (2024–2027) presents nearly 400 works across three floors, reinterpreting his legacy in a bold new way.
- Everything you get at the Seine River cruise: This flexible 1-hour cruise lets you board a Bateaux Parisiens glass canopy boat at your convenience, with departures every hour, and enjoy insightful audio commentary in 11 languages about Parisian landmarks along the way.
- Why choose this: Combining a visit to the Picasso Museum with a Seine River Cruise offers the perfect blend of intellectual enrichment and scenic relaxation, allowing you to explore Paris from both its artistic heart and its romantic waterside views.
Pair indoor art exploration with a relaxing open-air cruise, making it a perfect day plan.
- Everything you get at the Picasso Museum: Skip the lines and step into the Picasso Museum, located in the elegant 17th-century Hôtel Salé. Discover over 5,000 pieces—from paintings and sculptures to ceramics and sketches—that capture every stage of Picasso’s artistic journey. The ongoing exhibition La Collection: Revoir Picasso (2024–2027) presents nearly 400 works across three floors, reinterpreting his legacy in a bold new way.
- Everything you get at the Seine River cruise: This flexible 1-hour cruise lets you board a Bateaux Parisiens glass canopy boat at your convenience, with departures every hour, and enjoy insightful audio commentary in 11 languages about Parisian landmarks along the way.
- Why choose this: Combining a visit to the Picasso Museum with a Seine River Cruise offers the perfect blend of intellectual enrichment and scenic relaxation, allowing you to explore Paris from both its artistic heart and its romantic waterside views.
Inclusions
Picasso Museum
- Priority access to the Picasso Museum
- Access to permanent & temporary exhibitions
Seine River Cruise
- 1-hour Bateaux Parisiens Seine River )cruise route here)
- Choice of departure time (cruises depart every 1 hour)
- Audio guide in English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, German, Chinese, Hindi, Japanese, Russian and Arabic
Seine River Cruise
- Click here to view the Bateaux Parisien cruise route.
- Click here to view the departure schedule.
- Guests with larger bags will not be allowed to enter due to a lack of storage facilities.
- Toilets are only available on board the boats. No sanitary facilities are accessible on the pontoons.
Picasso Museum
- Please note that there is free admission for EU residents under the age of 26 and for anyone else under the age of 18.
- The museum stays closed on Mondays, 1 Jan, 1 May & 25 Dec.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
See Picasso’s creative genius up close, then cruise the Seine for Paris’s best riverside views.
- Everything you get: Prepaid entry to the Picasso Museum in the heart of the Marais, home to the world’s largest Picasso collection, plus a 1-hour Seine River sightseeing cruise with an audio guide app in 14 languages. Enjoy mobile tickets, flexible entry, and access to the museum’s grand architecture and rooftop terrace.
- Why choose this: Combines Paris’s top art experience with a scenic river cruise—perfect for art lovers and city explorers.
See Picasso’s creative genius up close, then cruise the Seine for Paris’s best riverside views.
- Everything you get: Prepaid entry to the Picasso Museum in the heart of the Marais, home to the world’s largest Picasso collection, plus a 1-hour Seine River sightseeing cruise with an audio guide app in 14 languages. Enjoy mobile tickets, flexible entry, and access to the museum’s grand architecture and rooftop terrace.
- Why choose this: Combines Paris’s top art experience with a scenic river cruise—perfect for art lovers and city explorers.
Inclusions
- Tickets to the Picasso Museum
- 1-hour Seine River cruise
- Pre-recorded audio commentary on the cruise boat is available in 14 languages
- Please note that there is free admission for EU residents under the age of 26 and for anyone else under the age of 18.
- The museum stays closed on Mondays, 1 Jan, 1 May & 25 Dec.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
City Cards
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Turbopass Paris City Card with Paris Museum Pass: Access to 50+ Attractions
One pass, 50+ Paris icons: Louvre, Eiffel Tower, Versailles, Seine cruise & more—unlimited entry.
- Everything you get: Enjoy unlimited entry to over 50 top Paris attractions, including the Louvre, Eiffel Tower, and Versailles. Glide along the Seine on a river cruise, hop on the Big Bus for easy city travel, and enjoy guided tours with local insights and immersive culinary experiences.
- Why choose this: Explore Paris effortlessly with a single pass—no juggling multiple tickets. Save time and money while discovering the city at your own pace. Flexible durations and glowing reviews from fellow travelers make it a smart, stress-free choice.
- Upgrades: Extend your adventure with 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6-day unlimited entry options to fit your travel plans.
One pass, 50+ Paris icons: Louvre, Eiffel Tower, Versailles, Seine cruise & more—unlimited entry.
- Everything you get: Enjoy unlimited entry to over 50 top Paris attractions, including the Louvre, Eiffel Tower, and Versailles. Glide along the Seine on a river cruise, hop on the Big Bus for easy city travel, and enjoy guided tours with local insights and immersive culinary experiences.
- Why choose this: Explore Paris effortlessly with a single pass—no juggling multiple tickets. Save time and money while discovering the city at your own pace. Flexible durations and glowing reviews from fellow travelers make it a smart, stress-free choice.
- Upgrades: Extend your adventure with 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6-day unlimited entry options to fit your travel plans.
Inclusions
- Validity: 2/3/4/5/6 days (active from 5:30 am on the first day until 5:30 am the following day, activated on the first day of use)
- Paris Museum Pass
Access to:
- Museums: Louvre, Centre Pompidou, Orsay Museum & more
- Landmarks: Palace of Versailles, Conciergerie, Arc de Triomphe & more
- Bus tours and cruises: 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus tour, Seine River cruise & more
- Guided tours: Montmartre and Sacré Coeur, Notre Dame, Stade de France & more
- Activities: Cheese tasting at Ô Chateau, Ballon de Paris Generali (hot air balloon) & more
- Discounts at Hard Rock Cafe, Les Caves du Louvre & more
- Get all details here
What to bring
- Bring essential documents such as tickets or vouchers.
- Carry a valid photo ID (such as an identity card, passport, or driving license) for verification purposes.
What’s not allowed
- Food and drinks are not included and may not be permitted inside certain attractions.
- Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage may not be allowed at some attractions.
- Pets are not permitted, except for registered service animals.
Additional information
- Your Turbopass City Card is for your exclusive use only, it's non-transferable and cannot be shared with others.
- Your pass includes access to the Turbopass City Explorer App. Download it before your trip and get access to expert tips, audio narration, itineraries, and essential information for a seamless experience.
- For the exact timings of each attraction, please check the official website.
- You can visit each attraction only once during the validity period.
- Advance reservations are needed for: Cité de l'Architecture et du Patrimoine, Conciergerie, Hôtel de la Marine, Musée d'Art et d'Histoire du Judaïsme, Musée de l'Orangerie, The Louvre, Sainte Chapelle, Tours de Notre-Dame de Paris and Château de Versailles & Estate of Trianon.
- Forget about printing tickets – simply present your digital pass for entry. Once you purchase, you'll get an email from Paris Turbopass with a link to your digital pass and the booking app.
- Use the app to check which attractions need pre-booking, and effortlessly reserve your slots by following the straightforward instructions.
- Your pass becomes active at your first attraction, granting one-time free entry to each site.
Validity:
- Turbopass City Card: Your pass is valid for 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 consecutive days, depending on your choice. Each day follows a calendar day format, meaning it starts at 5:30am and ends at 5:30am the following day, no matter when you first use it.
- Paris Museum Pass: This pass gives you an extra day of validity. For example, a 3-day city card includes a 4-day Paris Museum Pass, and a 4-day Turbopass includes a 5-day pass. It activates at the same time as your city card, so you get an additional day to explore Paris’ incredible museums.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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Priority access tickets
- Duration: Flexible (self-paced)
- Museum access: Includes permanent collections and special exhibits
- Wait time: Timed entry slot and enter within 30 minutes of your slot.
Why go for it?
- Enjoy complete flexibility to explore the museum at your own pace.
- Perfect for budget-conscious visitors and those who prefer self-guided experiences.
- Access all key collections without any extra costs.
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Combo tickets
Duration: Flexible
Guide: No
Skip-the-line access: Yes, for both museums
- Get a masterclass in European art with a combo ticket to the Picasso Museum and Rodin Museum dedicated to the trailblazers of Modern Era art!
- Your tickets give you priority access to both the museums and you can use them for different days according to your itinerary.
Recommended tickets:
Rodin Museum + Picasso Museum Skip the Line Tickets
Picasso Museum Paris collections & exhibitions
Plan your visit by exploring the museum’s distinct exhibition zones that trace Picasso’s artistic evolution and showcase his diverse body of work. This guide highlights the must-see collections to help you prioritize your time and fully appreciate the impact of Picasso’s innovations in art.
Blue and rose periods
This collection features Picasso’s early, emotionally charged works where the somber blue tones gradually give way to the warmer, more playful hues of his rose period—tracing his personal and artistic transformation.
Don’t miss:
- La vie (Room 201)
- Family of Saltimbanques (Room 202)
Cubism & modernism
Delve into the revolutionary phase of Picasso’s career with works that broke conventional perspectives, laying the foundation for Cubism and reshaping modern art. The collection emphasizes fragmented forms and innovative techniques that continue to influence artists today.
Don’t miss:
- Woman with a Mandolin (Room 305)
- Still Life with a Guitar (Room 306)
Sculpture and ceramics
This zone highlights Picasso’s foray into three-dimensional art, exhibiting a range of dynamic sculptures and experimental ceramic pieces that showcase his versatility beyond painting. These works underscore his innovative use of materials and form.
Don’t miss:
- Ceramic Head (Room 410)
- Abstract Sculpture (Room 411)
Temporary exhibitions
Featuring rotating displays that spotlight thematic aspects of Picasso’s legacy or rare works from his oeuvre, this area offers fresh perspectives and time-bound experiences for returning visitors. Check the dates on-site to catch these exclusive showcases.
Don’t miss:
- Picasso in Context (On view until December 2025)
What to see at Picasso Museum Paris
Paintings
Picasso's artistic evolution
From his early Blue period reflecting themes of melancholy and isolation to the Rose Period characterized by warmth and human emotion and his later Cubist works where he deconstructed objects into geometric shapes, the museum showcases a wide range of Picasso's paintings.
Must see: "Self-portrait," "La Celestina," and "Kiss."
Must-see artworks & exhibits at the Picasso Museum Paris
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Plan your visit to Picasso Museum Paris
Timings
Directions
Rules
Facilities & amenities
Entrances
Tips
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- Open Tuesday through Sunday
- Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday: 10:30am – 6pm
- Thursday (extended hours): 10:30am – 9:45pm
- Closed on Mondays and selected public holidays (always double-check official schedules before your visit)
- Last admission: Typically around 30 minutes before closing
- Recommended visit duration: Allocate 1.5 to 2 hours to fully appreciate the museum’s exhibits
Address: 5 Rue de Thorigny, 75003 Paris, France
By public transport:
- Metro: The closest station is Saint-Paul (Line 1), approximately 300 meters away (~4 minutes’ walk). Alternatively, Hôtel de Ville (Lines 1 and 11) is about 500 meters (~6 minutes’ walk).
- Bus: Bus lines 69, 76, and 96 stop nearby; check real-time schedules for the best route.
By car:
- Follow central Paris routes to 5 Rue de Thorigny, but note that on-street parking is limited
- Nearby parking garages are available (e.g., Parking Indigo near Centre Pompidou), with short walking distances
By foot:
- Located in the heart of Le Marais, it’s easily accessible on foot from many central Paris locations with a pleasant 10–15 minute stroll
- Photography: Generally allowed in most areas; however, flash photography and tripod usage are prohibited to protect the art
- Baggage: Large bags and suitcases must be stored in the cloakroom for security and space reasons
- Behavior: Maintain a quiet and respectful demeanor; mobile phones should be set to silent to avoid disturbing other visitors
- Eating and drinking: Consumption of food and beverages is not permitted within the galleries to preserve the artworks
- Dress code: Casual attire is acceptable, but avoid overly revealing clothing as a courtesy in this cultural space
- Cloakroom: Secure storage available for personal belongings and larger items
- Lockers: Limited locker facilities may be available; check at the entrance for details
- Accessibility: Fully wheelchair accessible with elevators and accessible restrooms available
- Museum shop: On-site boutique offering a curated selection of art books, prints, and unique souvenirs
- Additional amenities: Restrooms, an information desk for guided tours, and audio guides (check for language options)
- Main entrance: Located at 5 Rue de Thorigny – the primary point of entry, marked clearly with museum signage
- Alternative access: Depending on the visitor flow, there may be a secondary entrance; always follow on-site signage and staff directions for streamlined access
- Start from the top floor: Begin your visit on the upper levels and work your way down — it’s usually less crowded and offers a better flow through Picasso’s artistic evolution.
- Look beyond the paintings: Don’t miss the sculptures, ceramics, sketches, and personal letters — they reveal intimate aspects of Picasso’s creative process and personality.
- Explore the Marais after your visit: The museum is in the charming Marais district — plan time to stroll through its cobbled streets, historic mansions, galleries, and cafes.
- Centre Pompidou: Approximately 600 meters away; a modern art masterpiece exhibiting vibrant contemporary works.
- Musée Carnavalet: Roughly 700 meters; this museum offers a deep dive into the history of Paris with engaging exhibits
- Place des Vosges: About 10 minutes on foot; one of Paris’s oldest and most picturesque squares, perfect for a leisurely stroll
Frequently asked questions about Picasso Museum Paris tickets
Is it worth getting skip-the-line tickets for the Picasso Museum?
Yes, skip-the-line tickets are highly recommended if you want to avoid long queues, especially during peak tourist seasons. This option allows you to enter the museum more quickly and spend more time enjoying the exhibitions.
What special exhibitions or temporary displays can I expect to see at the museum?
In addition to its comprehensive permanent collection, the Picasso Museum regularly hosts special exhibitions that delve into different facets of Picasso’s art and influence. These exhibits are rotated periodically and often focus on specific periods or thematic elements, ensuring a fresh experience each time you visit.
What should first-time visitors know before heading to the Picasso Museum?
First-time visitors should plan ahead by booking tickets online through Headout to secure the best rates and availability. It’s helpful to familiarize yourself with a bit of Picasso’s history and the museum’s layout beforehand. Guided tours are recommended for those who want an in-depth, enlightening experience without missing any key highlights.
What are the museum’s visiting hours, and when is the best time to visit to avoid large crowds?
The Picasso Museum typically opens in the morning and stays open until early evening, though exact times can vary by season and special events. To avoid crowds, consider visiting midweek or later in the day. For an even quieter experience, you might try weekday afternoons or specific evenings when the museum occasionally hosts extended hours events.
Is the Picasso Museum accessible for visitors with disabilities?
Yes, the museum is designed to be accessible to all. It includes ramps, elevators, and wheelchair-accessible restrooms to ensure a comfortable visit. Additionally, audio guides and other assistive features are available, making it a welcoming destination for visitors with mobility challenges or other disabilities.
How do I get to the Picasso Museum using public transportation in Paris?
Conveniently located in the heart of Paris, the museum is easily accessible using multiple metro lines and bus routes. Many visitors also choose a short taxi ride or a pleasant walk to reach the museum.
Is there a dress code for visiting the museum?
There is no specific dress code, but comfortable clothing and shoes are recommended, as you may spend a significant amount of time walking through the exhibits.
Is there a specific route I should follow inside the museum?
While there is no fixed route, the museum is organized thematically, with rooms dedicated to different periods of Picasso’s life and work. Starting on the lower levels with his early works and moving up through the museum allows you to trace the evolution of his style.
Are there discounted Picasso Museum Paris tickets for children or students?
Children under 18 and EU students under 26 receive free entry to the museum.
From happy customers
Jessica
Canadamar, 2026
+ 1 more
Had specific instructions for everything the day before, and experience was smooth and fast to get in as the tickets were ready.
Combo: Picasso Museum + Louvre Museum Tickets
Thiry
Francejan, 2026
1st time at the Louvre, ticket received the day before, I was worried about not receiving them in time, so I contacted headout and everything was super well explained and I received the tickets 30 minutes later. very good experience, thank you.
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Combo: Picasso Museum + Louvre Museum Tickets
Martin
United Kingdommar, 2026
First time doing this and did our research and have to say it was absolutely brilliant. Super professional and run very smoothly. Amazing views and commentary too which was amazing. Great views and informative tour. An absolute must for when coming to Paris. Highly recommended.
Combo: Picasso Museum Tickets + Seine River Cruise
Meryem
Germanyfev, 2026
+ 1 more
An unforgettable glide along the Seine, where the magic of Paris unfolds with every shimmering reflection. A ballad to remeber.
Combo: Picasso Museum Tickets + Seine River Cruise
Dimitra
out, 2025
+ 2 more
Permanent collection and temporary exhibitions co-existing harmoniously in a beautiful building. The fact that there are no big queues makes this experience one of the highly recommended in Paris. It can be combined with a nice walk in the surrounding area, even though the museum per se has a nice gift shop, garden and coffee shop.
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Dietl
Austriaout, 2025
The booking via headout worked well. The museum building and the exhibition are great. We also recommend the nice terrace for a break with a café.
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Mara
United Statesmar, 2026
Eelightful. Had not been to the Rodin Museum in over 30 years. The gardens were wonderful a lovely place to enjoy the sculptures in the midst of the city
Combo: Rodin Museum + Picasso Museum Priority Access Tickets
Arthur
fev, 2026
The ease of access and the way that the Security team were respectful and courtious . The lauot of the museum was better than expected and thoughtful. Although we didn't go into the upper levels we were amazed at the number of creations by Rodin. I think we would need to return to Paris again and take the tour again
Combo: Rodin Museum + Picasso Museum Priority Access Tickets