Musée Rodin Tickets & Booking Options
Book your ticket online to secure entry and enjoy a calm, contemplative visit through the garden and galleries.
About the Musée Rodin
Created from Auguste Rodin’s 1916 bequest, the museum opened in 1919 within the Hôtel Biron and its surrounding gardens — a rare union of studio spirit and museum care.
Booking in advance is recommended, especially on weekends, holidays, and sunny days when the garden is most popular.
Standard tickets include access to the sculpture garden and the Hôtel Biron galleries. Reduced rates and free-admission categories may apply according to policy.
Audio guides and guided visits enrich your understanding of technique, casting, and the stories behind works like The Thinker, The Kiss, and The Gates of Hell.
Compare ticket options, including occasional combined offers, and plan your ideal time to enjoy the garden’s changing light.
Ticket Options
Choose the ticket type that suits your visit best
Ticket Options
Choose the ticket type that suits your visit best
| Option | Price | Buy Ticket |
|---|---|---|
| Musée Rodin: Skip-the-Line Ticket | from € 15 | BOOK NOW |
| Musée Rodin: Semi-Private Guided Tour (English) | from € 132.5 | BOOK NOW |
| Musée Rodin: Private Guided Tour | from € 249 | BOOK NOW |
| Musée Rodin: Membership Card | from € 47.5 | BOOK NOW |
| Paris Top 3 Museums: Pass | from € 57.5 | BOOK NOW |
Musée Rodin: Skip-the-Line Ticket
Fast-track entry to Musée Rodin in Paris
Explore Rodin’s masterpieces in the mansion and sculpture garden.
Musée Rodin: Semi-Private Guided Tour (English)
Small-group guided tour of Musée Rodin conducted in English.
Musée Rodin: Private Guided Tour
Discover the museum with a dedicated guide on a private tour.
Musée Rodin: Membership Card
Enjoy a full year of access and benefits at Musée Rodin.
Why book online?
Booking Musée Rodin tickets online secures your preferred time and helps you avoid queues — especially on sunny days when the garden draws crowds.
Your ticket grants access to both garden and galleries, letting you compare marble, plaster, and bronze in a single flowing visit.
Audio guides, occasional combined tickets, and timed entry make the experience smoother and more flexible for art lovers and first-time visitors alike.
Visiting the Musée Rodin: What to Expect
Here’s how a typical visit unfolds — from the first glimpse of The Thinker in the garden to quiet encounters with marble in the Hôtel Biron:
Enter through the garden and follow gravel paths to The Thinker, the Burghers of Calais, and the monumental Gates of Hell. Seasonal plantings change the mood: spring roses, summer shade, crisp winter silhouettes — each reveals new angles and shadows.
Inside the Hôtel Biron, light drifts across plasters and marbles. You’ll see The Kiss up close, peer at studies and hands, and discover photographs, drawings, and antiques that inspired Rodin’s eye. Pause often — this is a museum that rewards unhurried looking.
Location & Opening Hours
- 77 Rue de Varenne, 75007 Paris, France
- From the Eiffel Tower: 25–30 minutes on foot or about 15 minutes by métro/bus (Line 8 to Invalides, then a short walk)
- From Charles de Gaulle Airport: RER B to Saint-Michel–Notre-Dame, then RER C to Invalides and a short walk; taxi takes about 45–60 minutes depending on traffic
- Visiting timetable
- Advance reservations are recommended, particularly in spring and early summer when the garden is at its most fragrant.
- contact@musee-rodin.fr
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Frequently Asked Questions about the Musée Rodin
Contact & More Information
- 77 Rue de Varenne, 75007 Paris, France
- Email: contact@musee-rodin.fr
- Phone: +33 1 44 18 61 10
Book online, choose your preferred time, and enjoy an unforgettable stroll through Rodin’s gardens and galleries. Many tickets are flexible up to 24 hours in advance — check your provider’s terms.
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Selmo Rosato
As an art lover and Paris flâneur, I created this guide to help you experience Rodin’s world — from the rough vitality of clay to the quiet glow of marble.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellations are typically free up to 24 hours before your scheduled entry unless otherwise stated by the ticket provider.
Group Discounts
Groups and school visits may benefit from special rates, private tours, or dedicated time slots when arranged in advance.
Important Booking Information
Book early in high season and on sunny weekends when the garden is most popular.
Some paths are gravel and the garden is largely outdoors — dress for the weather and wear comfortable shoes.
Group visits and guided tours should be arranged ahead to ensure availability and smooth entry.
Bring valid ID if you’re using reduced-rate or group tickets.