Plan your visit - Paris

Access

Musée Rodin, 77 rue de Varenne, 75007 Paris, France
Phone : +33 (0)1 44 18 61 10

Metro : Varenne (line 13) or Invalides (line 13, line 8)
R.E.R : Invalides (line C)
Bus : 69, 82, 87, 92
Vélib' : 9, Bd des Invalides
Car parks : Bd des Invalides

To plan your journey to the musée Rodin, see www.ratp.fr.
To locate the Vélib' pick-up points near the musée Rodin, see www.velib.paris.fr.

Map

View Larger Map

Opening Times

Open daily, except Mondays. WARNING Since august 3, 2016, there is no more late opening on wednesdays. Museum, garden and shop : open from 10am to 5.45pm. Last tickets sold at 5.15pm

Closing Days

Museum closed on 1 January, 1 May and 25 December.
The museum will close on 24 and 31 December at 16:45. Last ticket at 16:15.

Admission fee

> Are you entitled to a free admission?

Permanent collection + Sculpture garden + Exhibition
 

Sculpture Garden

Audioguide French / English / Spanish / Chinese

Tarifs modulables en fonction du nombre d’espaces muséographiques ouverts le jour de votre visite.

Where to buy entrance tickets?

You can buy your entrance ticket online and get a priority access, or at the museum.

Paris Museum Pass

Informations :
http://www.parismuseumpass.com

Discover the audiotour leading through the museum and the sculpture garden.

Specialists from the museum's culture and science teams provide the keys to interpreting the masterpieces displayed in the museum.

Audiotour rate: 6 €

AUDIOTOUR SAMPLES

The Thinker

The Gates of Hell

> download the map of the musée Rodin Paris (PDF file, 3 Mo)

 

Mobility impaired Visitors

In Paris, the temporary exhibition, garden, cafe and auditorium are all accessible.
The museum is equipped with ramps to facilitate access.
Wheelchairs are available to visitors from the cloakroom.
Toilets for disabled visitors are available, accessible via push-button automatic doors

Blind and visually impaired visitors

For your comfort and well-being we recommend that you bring someone with you.
Guide dogs are permitted throughout the site.
A personalised welcome service is available at the cloakroom. A visitor services assistant will give you gloves and a list of works that can be explored by touch. The assistant will accompany you in the museum’s permanent collections. This service is offered subject to staff availability.

Hearing impaired visitors

The ticket desk, cloakroom, gift shop and audio guide counter are equipped with induction loops.
Audio guides can be fitted with induction loops on request from July 1st, 2015.
Audio phones used on guided tours can be fitted with induction loops on request from July 1st, 2015.

Visitors with learning Disabilities

Various locations within the museum are accessible and clearly marked.

Cloakroom

The cloakrooms are free of charge for both individual visitors and groups.
Large umbrellas, backpacks and small items of luggage can be deposited, but large bags and valuables are not accepted (cameras, money, identity documents, etc.).

Baby-changing area

There is a baby-changing table available in the toilets on level -1 of the entrance hall.