Go for the artwork, stay for the venue! The museum is housed in the Hôtel Salé, a grand 17th-century mansion where you can experience how the Parisian gentry lived in the late 1600s. The edifice is a prime example of Mazarin architecture, characterized by its Italian Baroque influences.
Guernica in virtual reality
Step inside Picasso’s Guernica with a 15-minute immersive VR film tracing its 1937 creation and rise as a global symbol of peace. Your ticket includes priority museum entry + the VR experience. Available only until 6 September.
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Picasso Museum Paris | The Cubist’s linear legacy
Have you ever wondered what goes on in the mind of a genius and how on earth do they even come up with such unique ideas? Well, what if we told you that you can actually skim firsthand through the personal notes and masterpieces of none other than the man whose name is synonymous with art itself: Picasso?
Picasso Museum Paris is a portal into Pablo Picasso's world. From his early, impressionistic pieces to his groundbreaking cubist experiments, you'll witness the artist's evolution. Intrigued? Read on to learn everything about the ticket options, the highlights of the museum, and more to help you plan your perfect trip!
Why visit Picasso Museum Paris
Things to know before booking your tickets
- As a museum dedicated to the world-renowned artist Pablo Picasso, you can imagine the long queues at the venue. Opting for priority access helps you skip-the-line at the museum entrance which will save you at least an hour and preserve your energy, which you can utilize to understand Picasso’s work once inside!
- Your ticket allows you to enter the museum within 30 minutes of your scheduled time. If you're late by an hour or two, you can still try to enter, but you might need to wait for the next available time slot.
- While there is a ticket office on-site, it is highly recommended to book your tickets online to avoid waiting in lines. Moreover, if you are visiting with a group of 7 or more people, it is mandatory that you make a reservation in advance.
- You can rent an audio guide available in French, English, Spanish, German, Italian and Chinese only on-site.
The Picasso National Museum is free on the first Sunday of every month. If you’re under the age of 18, residents or nationals of EU countries under 25 or an individual with disability, you can enter the museum for free with valid proof, and no ticket is required to be present at the entrance.
Which Picasso Museum Paris ticket is the best for you
Plan your visit to Picasso Museum Paris
Frequently Asked Questions about Picasso Museum Paris tickets
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.
Unfortunately, tickets for the Picasso Museum are non-refundable and cannot be rescheduled. It’s important to confirm your plans before booking.
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.
Yes, sketching is allowed with certain restrictions on materials like ink or charcoal.
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.
Children under 18 and EU students under 26 receive free entry to the museum.
Yes, you can rent an audio guide at the museum. The guide provides personal anecdotes and insights into the artist’s life and work, offering a deeply immersive experience.
