Rodin Museum Tickets

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What to expect at the Rodin Museum?

Rodin's The Thinker sculpture at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City.
Rodin Museum garden with sculpture and mansion in Paris, France.
Rodin Museum interior with sculptures and artifacts display in Paris.
Exclusive private guided tour group exploring the Rodin Museum in Paris, admiring the unique sculptures and artwork
Rodin Museum garden with sculptures and view of Les Invalides dome in Paris.
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Explore iconic Rodin sculptures

Discover masterpieces like The Thinker, The Kiss, and The Gates of Hell in galleries that spotlight Rodin’s revolutionary sculpting style and emotional depth.

Wander through sculpture-filled gardens

Stroll through tranquil outdoor spaces where monumental bronzes are framed by rose bushes, fountains, and shaded paths, an open-air extension of Rodin’s artistry.

Learn about Rodin’s creative process

Uncover the story behind each sculpture with displays of plaster casts, sketches, and letters. Gain insight into his techniques and collaborations, especially with Camille Claudel.

Choose from flexible ways to explore

Opt for self-guided visits, audio tours, or private guided experiences. Each offers a different lens through which to connect with the museum’s art and atmosphere.

Experience art in a historic mansion

Admire Rodin’s works inside the elegant Hôtel Biron, an 18th-century mansion that adds a layer of Parisian charm and historical context to your visit.

Things to know before booking Rodin Museum tickets

  • Rodin Museum & Sculptures Garden Skip-the-Line Tickets let you bypass the wait and head straight into the museum. Once inside, explore everything, from masterpieces like The Thinker, The Gates of Hell, and The Kiss, to Rodin’s art collection with works by Van Gogh, Renoir, and Camille Claudel.
  • While you can explore the museum on your own, choosing a guided tour adds depth to your experience. Two types of guided tours are available:
    • Audio-guided tour: Ideal for flexible, self-paced visits. The digital audio guide app offers insightful commentary on Rodin’s life, key works, his art collection, and his artistic legacy.
    • Private guided tour: Led by an expert, this exclusive experience delves into Rodin’s creative process, his influence on modern sculpture, and his relationship with Camille Claudel, all with personalized insights and context.
  • If you’re planning to visit multiple museums, consider the Paris Museum Pass, which includes access to over 50 cultural sites, including the Rodin Museum, and can save you both time and money.
  • While the Rodin Museum is generally less crowded than the Louvre or Orsay, skip-the-line entry is still helpful, especially on weekends and sunny afternoons.

Rodin Museum highlights

Rodin Museum entrance with sculptures in Paris, France, highlighting available tickets.

Permanent sculpture collection

This collection features Rodin’s most emblematic works, capturing his innovative techniques and emotional depth that reshaped modern sculpture. Visitors can experience masterpieces that have set the standard in art history through compelling detail and form.

Don’t Miss:

  • The Kiss by Rodin (Gallery 102)
  • The Burghers of Calais by Rodin (Gallery 103)
Rodin Museum sculpture exhibition in Paris showcasing famous artworks.

Outdoor sculpture garden

Set within a lush, tranquil setting, the outdoor garden exhibits larger-than-life sculptures that interact naturally with the environment. This zone provides an immersive experience, allowing visitors to appreciate Rodin’s artistry in a dynamic, open-air context.

Don’t Miss:

  • The Walking Man (Garden Entrance)
  • The Gates of Hell (Garden Pavilion)
Drawings by Rodin

Rodin's drawing and sketch collection

Offering a glimpse into the creative process, this collection displays Rodin’s preliminary sketches and studies that laid the foundation for his larger works. It not only adds historical context but also reveals the evolution of ideas that defined his artistic journey.

Don’t Miss:

  • Study of form sketches (Display Room 201)
  • Preliminary studies for The Thinker (Display Room 202)
Rodin Museum interior with sculptures and artifacts display in Paris.

Temporary exhibitions and special events

This rotating gallery showcases special exhibitions that explore Rodin’s influence on contemporary art and the evolving interpretations of his work. With multimedia presentations and rare artifacts on display, visitors should check current schedules for updated on-view dates and interactive experiences.

Don’t Miss:

  • Featured installation: Rodin reimagined (On view until July 2025)
  • Interactive multimedia display (Special Events Room)

Rodin Museum must-see artworks

Rodin's The Thinker sculpture in a serene garden setting, Paris, France.
Gates of Hell sculpture detail at Musee Rodin, Paris.
Burghers of Calais sculpture at Rodin Museum, Paris, France.
Rodin Museum sculpture "The Kiss" in Paris, France.
Rodin's "The Age of Bronze" sculpture at Rodin Museum, Paris.
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The Thinker

Location: Sculpture Garden

This iconic bronze figure embodies deep contemplation and innovative form, serving as the museum’s enduring symbol of artistic introspection.

The Gates of Hell

Location: Main Gallery

An intricate, monumental work inspired by Dante’s Inferno, it features over 180 figures that reveal Rodin’s visionary take on humanity’s inner struggles and timeless myths.

The Burghers of Calais

Location: Central Hall

Capturing a poignant moment of sacrifice, this sculpture powerfully illustrates the human cost of conflict and the enduring spirit of collective resilience.

The Kiss

Location: Intimate Salon

A refined expression of passion and tenderness, this work draws visitors into its sensual embrace while showcasing Rodin’s unique approach to portraying the human form.

The Age of Bronze

Location: Bronze Gallery

Renowned for its lifelike anatomy and once-controversial realism, this sculpture broke artistic conventions and continues to spark conversations about the evolution of modern art.

Plan your visit to Rodin Museum

  • Opening hours: Tuesday to Sunday, 10am to 6pm
  • Last entry: 30 minutes before closing (5:30pm)
  • Closed: Mondays and select public holidays (check the official website before visiting)
  • Time to spend: Allocate 2 to 3 hours to explore the galleries and sculpture garden at a relaxed pace.

Best time to visit

  • Weekdays: Visit Tuesday to Thursday mornings (10am to 12pm) for a quieter experience.
  • Weekends: Expect higher visitor numbers, especially in the afternoon.
  • Season: Late autumn and winter (excluding school holidays) offer lighter crowds and milder temperatures.
  • Special events: Check schedules for temporary exhibitions, which may draw larger crowds; avoid public holidays and school vacation weeks for a more relaxed visit.

Address: 77 Rue de Varenne, 75007 Paris, France

By metro:

  • Lines: Line 13 / Line 8
  • Nearest stop: Varenne Metro Station / Invalides Metro Station

By RER:

  • Lines: Line C
  • Nearest stop: Invalides

By bus:

  • Lines: 69, 82, 87, 92
  • Nearest stop: Rodin

By car: The museum is accessible by car, with several paid parking options available within 500 meters. Use GPS to navigate to “Musée Rodin, 77 Rue de Varenne.”

By foot: Located roughly a 15–20 minute walk from central landmarks like the Eiffel Tower and the Seine River.

Recommended transport: Public transportation is ideal to avoid heavy Paris traffic and limited parking.

Main Entrance:

  • Located at Hôtel Biron (77 Rue de Varenne), easily identifiable by its historic façade and surrounding sculpture garden.

Alternative Entrance:

  • A separate entrance from the garden area allows direct access to the outdoor sculptures. Follow clear signage to this access point.
  • Cloakroom: Available near the main entrance for storing larger bags and personal items.
  • Lockers: Secure lockers are offered for a small fee to store belongings safely during your visit.
  • Guidance & accessibility: Wheelchair-accessible entrances and elevators are available, ensuring a comfortable visit for all.
  • Audioguide: An audio guide (available for rent) provides insightful information on the sculptures and exhibits.
  • Restrooms and refreshments: Restroom facilities are well-maintained and conveniently located throughout the museum. A small museum shop and café offer refreshments and souvenir options.
  • Photography is allowed in the garden and most public areas; however, the use of flash and tripods is generally prohibited inside the exhibition halls.
  • Large bags and backpacks must be left in the cloakroom or secure locker facilities.
  • Food, drinks, and items that could damage artworks should not be brought inside.
  • Smart casual attire is recommended to show respect for the historic setting.
  • Maintain a low noise level to preserve the contemplative atmosphere of the museum.
  • Mobile phone usage should be minimal and set to silent mode to avoid disturbing other visitors.
  • Follow all signage and security instructions for a smooth visit.

Beyond Rodin Museum

Paris street view with Les Invalides museum in the background.

Les Invalides

Explore Napoleon’s tomb and French military history at this grand museum complex right next to Rodin.

Distance/time: 0.3 km (5-min walk)

D’Orsay Museum exterior with clock tower in Paris, France.

Musée d'Orsay

See iconic Impressionist art in a stunning former train station just across the Seine.

Distance/time: 1.2 km (15-min walk / 10-min metro)

Eiffel Tower in Paris with festive December lights.

Eiffel Tower

Pair your museum visit with Paris’s most iconic landmark, ideal for photos or sunset views from atop.

Distance/time: 1.6 km (20-min walk / 10-min metro)

Frequently Asked Questions about Rodin Museum tickets

Why should I book Rodin Museum tickets online?

Booking online guarantees your preferred time slot, helps you skip long lines at the entrance, and often includes discounted rates or combo options with other Paris attractions.

What do Rodin Museum tickets typically include?

Standard tickets include access to the permanent sculpture collection inside the Hôtel Biron, the outdoor sculpture garden, and any ongoing temporary exhibitions. Some tickets may also include an audio guide or combo entry with nearby museums.

Can I re-enter the museum after leaving?

No, re-entry is not allowed once you exit. It's best to explore both the indoor and outdoor sections during a single visit.

Can I get skip-the-line tickets for the Rodin Museum?

Yes, all tickets include skip-the-line access as they are highly recommended, especially during peak tourist seasons. They allow you to bypass the general admission queue and enter faster.

What's the difference between a guided tour and an audio guide?

A guided tour is led by an expert who shares detailed insights in real-time, perfect for deeper understanding. An audio guide offers flexibility—you explore at your own pace while listening to pre-recorded commentary.

Is the Rodin Museum suitable for children/families?

Yes, the museum is family-friendly. The outdoor sculpture garden offers space for kids to move around, and some exhibits may be engaging for older children, especially those interested in art and history.

Can I access the gardens without a Rodin Museum ticket?

No, the gardens are an integral part of the Rodin Museum experience, and you need a ticket to access them. The gardens feature many of Rodin’s sculptures, and strolling through them is one of the highlights of the visit.

Are there any age or height restrictions for specific exhibits?

No, there are no specific age or height restrictions. However, parental guidance is advised as some sculptures feature nudity or may be conceptually intense.

How long does it typically take to explore the Rodin Museum?

Plan to spend around 2 to 3 hours to fully appreciate the indoor galleries, sculpture garden, and any temporary exhibits.

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