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Art & Culture Lovers, Solo Travellers
Orsay Museum Tickets
Step inside the home of surreal Impressionist and Post-Impressionist art by the likes of Monet, Renoir, and Seurat only at the Orsay Museum in Paris. Peruse our collection of Orsay Museum tickets and get dedicated entry tickets, guided tours, and combo experiences.
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Art & Culture Lovers, History Geeks
Louvre Museum Tickets
Home to the world's richest art collections, the Louvre Museum features works by Caravaggio, Eugène Delacroix, and of course, Leonardo da Vinci. Book Louvre Museum tickets to enjoy reserved entry, guided tours, and combo tours with the Palace of Versailles and Orsay Museum!
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Art & Culture Lovers
Musee de l'Orangerie Tickets
Welcome to the pinnacle of Impressionist and Post-Impressionst art at Musee de l'Orangerie in Paris, where you can discover works by maestros such as Monet, Picasso, Renoir, and more. Choose from our collection of Musee de l'Orangerie tickets to enjoy skip-the-line entry and combo offers to attractions such as the Orsay Museum.
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Families, History Geeks
Les Invalides Tickets
Paris Army Museum, housed in the historic Les Invalides complex, offers a captivating journey through France's military history. Discover artifacts, weaponry, a vast collection of uniforms, and even Napoleon's tomb! A must-visit for those interested in military heritage and strategy.
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Families
Grévin Wax Museum Tickets
At the Musée de Cire Grévin in Paris, discover more than 220 life-size wax figures of celebrities and historical figures from Kylian Mbappe to Leonardo di Caprio. Book Grévin Wax Museum tickets for direct access to all exhibits and opt for combo experiences with top attractions in the city.
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Rodin Museum Tickets
Discover the best works of revered artist Auguste Rodin at the popular Rodin Museum, which houses all of his famous pieces, including sculptures, paintings, prints, ceramics, and archives. Enjoy unlimited access to all exhibits, skip-the-line entry, and combo tours with your Rodin Museum tickets.
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Picasso Museum Paris Tickets
Step inside the world of Pablo Picasso and discover the largest collection of his famed works at the Picasso Museum in Paris. Enjoy unlimited access to all 5,000 works of art, with priority entry and combo experiences with your Picasso Museum tickets.
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Science and Industry Museum Tickets
Unleash your inner scientist at the Science and Industry Museum in Paris. Immerse yourself in exhibits, explore the planetarium, and discover space, submarines, and solar flight wonders. Enjoy interactive activities for all ages!
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Carnavalet Museum
Explore 50,000 artworks and objects at the Carnavalet Museum and experience Paris through the years. Peruse the temporary and permanent exhibits at the museum and get direct entry tickets or combination tickets with other museums at a great price.
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Museum of Modern Art Paris
At MAM Paris, art comes alive! Explore stunning works by Picasso, Braque, and Léger, and don’t miss the thought-provoking temporary exhibitions like Gabriele Münter. Let the museum take you on a journey through modern creativity.
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- The quintessential Parisian experience includes a visit to the top-tier museums in the city. Paris pays homage to all the significant eras of art, discovery and enlightenment through both renowned and underrated museums such as the Louvre Museum, Orsay Museum, Orangerie Museum, Carnavalet, and many more. Discover works of renowned painters such Van Gogh, Monet, Rainier, da Vinci, Caravaggio, Titian, and many more.
- The Louvre Museum is without a doubt the most-visited and -busiest in Paris. Along with the Louvre, the Orsay Museum, Centre Pompidou, Quai Branly, Orangerie Museum, and Grevin Museum are the most popular in the city.
- Louvre Museum: Home to the enigmatic Mona Lisa by da Vinci, the Louvre Museum in Paris is arguably one of the most popular, and most-visited in the world. This massive space is home to more than 300,000 works of art by some of the greatest artists to have ever picked up a brush.
- Orsay Museum: The Orsay Museum in Paris is a one-stop destination for the largest collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist era art. Discover works by Monet, Renoir, Seurat, and more.
- Orangerie Museum: Among many others, the highlight of Paris' Orangerie Museum is definitely Monet's most iconic painting of Water Lilies. Spread from ceiling to floor across multiple walls, it is quite the awe-inspiring sight.
- Centre Pompidou: Art lovers of all ages would find Centre Pompidou in Paris a fascinating visit. With 50,000 works of art from various eras such as Surrealism, Abstract Expressionism and more, this museum features artists from Andy Warhol to Frida Kahlo.
- Grevin Museum: An homage to history-defining personalities, the Grevin Museum features the world's oldest collection of wax sculptures. Set your eyes on names ranging from Elvis Presley and Charlie Chaplin to Kylian Mbappe and more.
- There are several family-friendly museums in Paris for children. Museum of Sciences and Industry, Discover Palace, Musee du Quai Branly, Museum of Magic, Museum of Natural History, and Chocolate Museum are the top places for children in Paris.
- Museum of Sciences and Industry: This is the largest science museum in Paris and draws in about 5 million visitors each year. Its top attractions include a planetarium, an aquarium, a submarine, and more.
- Museum of Natural History: One of many in France, the Museum of Natural History aims to understand the evolution and relationship between man and nature. It is divided into various departments such as the Gallery of Botany, Grand Gallery of Evolution, and many more.
- Museum of Magic: Ideal for curious children, the Museum of Magic is an unusual space that not just features magic shows, but also has fascinating exhibits of optical illusions, toys, mirrors, tricks and more.
- Quai Branly: Discover more than a million objects from the indigenous cultures of Africa, Asia, Oceania, and America with Musee du Quai Branly tickets. It has more than 3,500 objects displayed for the public at any given time.
- Chocolate Museum: A favorite of children, this museum puts on a brilliant display of the evolution, history, and contemporary significance of chocolate. Learn about your favorite chocolates, watch its preparation, and bite into delicious samples.
- Yes. If you book your museum tickets online, you can enjoy skip-the-line entry which allows you to bypass the long waiting lines and get priority entry to all exhibits and collections. Another way of getting skip-the-line entry is by booking a guided tour. These by default include priority access to the museum. You can find skip-the-line entry with Louvre Museum tickets, Orsay Museum tickets, Musee de l'Orangerie tickets, Picasso Museum tickets, Rodin Museum tickets and more.
- Yes, most museums in Paris offer guided tours to visitors. You can opt for a self-guided tour with an audio guide to explore the museums at your own pace. Alternatively, you can also opt for the services of a local guide who will give you an in-depth tour of the museums and their prized collections. Guided tours in Paris are great if you're looking for an in-depth insight into museums' history, architecture, featured artists, and prominent artwork.
- Not all museums in Paris offer night tours. Specific museums such as the Louvre, Montmartre, Orsay Museum, etc., offer evening or night tours. You'll be accompanied by an expert guide who will guide you through museum's unique collections and give you insight on its history, featured artists, cultural relevance and more. The night time is perfect for those looking to avoid large crowds and soak in all the fascinating information about Paris's museums. One of the most popular, highly recommended tours is of the Louvre at night.
- Children, senior citizens, and students with valid ID proof can enjoy discounted tickets in selected museums. Additionally, Headout offers discounts up to 16% and cashback up to 10% on selected museum tickets in Paris.
- Most popular museums in the city are covered under Paris city passes. You can visit the Louvre, Orsay, Centre Pompidou, Pantheon, Arc de Triomphe, Rodin, Grevin, Quai Branly, Orangerie, Picasso Museum, and many more with these passes.
- The cancelation policy varies depending on the type of ticket you purchase. While some museum tickets in Paris allow you to cancel up to 24/48/72 hours before your scheduled visit, some of them cannot be canceled or rescheduled.
- Visitors enjoy free entry to most museums in Paris on the first Sunday of every month. Children, EU citizens under the age of 26, and persons with disabilities also enjoy free entry to these museums.
- Some free museums are Musee Bourdelle, Musée Cognacq-Jay, Musée Cernuschi, The Petit Palais, Musée de la Vie Romantique, and Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris.
- One may assume that the oldest museum is the Louvre, but it is Paris' Carnavalet Museum that goes back about 2000 years. The Carnavalet provides a unique, in-depth insight into the city's history and has recently opened up after extensive renovations. This museum exhibits the lives and lifestyles of prominent royal figures in the form of art, furnishings, tools, books, jewelry, maps, models, and other fascinating objects.
- The largest museum is the Louvre, which has on display about 380,000 works of art, spread across over 60,000 sq. m. in surface area. This makes it one of the most-visited museums in the world. One can find works of art by maestros such as Caravaggio, Eugene Delacroix, Jacques-Louis David, Leonardo da Vinci, and more.
- Personal photography is allowed at most museums in Paris. However, photography for commercial use, or through tripods and selfie sticks is not permitted.
- The best time of day to visit museums in Paris is early morning during weekdays, since weekends and evenings tend to draw a large crowd. The best time of year would be between October to April; however, keep in mind that December gets quite crowded due to the holiday season worldwide.
- No, most museums in Paris are closed on Christmas and New Year's. Open on Christmas: Musée de Montmartre, Centre Pompidou, and Musée Jacquemart-André. Open on New Year's: Musée de l’Orangerie, Quai Branly, Orsay Museum, and Grand Palais among others.
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Markaki
Greece
Everything was as expected. We entered with no delay .It was well organised . I hope our visit to Vatican turns to be as good as well
Michael
Canada
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We chose the Louvre for the experience of visiting one of the world's greatest museums. The crowds...what can you do...Paris is popular. The visit was entirely mind-blowing, from the vast open viewing rooms to the exquisite craftsmanship of the halls,, floors and ceilings. However, like the announcements in the metro about pick-pockets, as we were walking up a flight of stairs, my wife was suddenly surprised when she felt someone behind her attempting to fiddle with her handbag. She stopped and turned around. I had no idea why she stopped. As she explained, the couple behind continued walking passed us. And in seconds they were gone. That was a lesson when in busy places: keep your handbag in front of you. Apart from that weird instance, we will visit the Louvre again. And the cost of tickets is an incentive to further explore the Louvre on our next visit to Paris. ...the visit: 9/10 ... a few photos
Alexandrina
Bulgaria
The museum and gardens are beautiful.
It is, however, very hot inside and also, interested visitors should do well to read up on Rodin and his works beforehand.
Juan
Chile
The exhibition is great, the museum enhances it even more, and the gardens complete a unique experience in Paris.
Angela
Easy and quick entrance with tickets
Explained where to go for entrances and pre booked time for us to enter which really helps
Da
France
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We didn't have to wait very long, thanks to the tickets purchased in advance via the app.
Definitely worth a try!
The riverboat ride was really nice too, and we really appreciated the Eiffel Tower!
Anja
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A great experience in really impressive buildings. We really liked the exhibitions, as well as the organization, so that not too many visitors came in at the same time.
Joëlle
France
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Virtually no waiting at the tills, no crowds in the halls, very fine "art est dans la rue" exhibition.
Back to the permanent exhibits: Seurat, Manet, Monet, etc.