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Book National Picasso Museum Paris Tickets
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- Thanks to your skip-the-line access ticket, you can walk right into the Picasso Museum, tucked away in the Marias district.
- Peer into Picasso's private collection and archives, totaling up to over 5,000 works that you're privy to.
- Understand the artist's creative process through his drawings, studies, sketches, engravings, photographs, illustrated books, and more.
- Admire the artist's fascination for comics as you explore his readings and check out the "Picasso Phenomenon."
- The exhibition presents a selection of works by Richard Fauguet, Sergio García Sánchez, Émilie Gleason, and more, illustrating the variety of graphic styles.
Inclusions
- Skip-the-line access to Picasso Museum
- Access to permanent exhibitions
Exclusions
- Guided tour
- Please note that there is free admission for EU residents under the age of 26 and for anyone else under the age of 18.
- The museum stays closed on Mondays, 1 Jan, 1 May & 25 Dec.
- These tickets can't be cancelled. However, you can use them any time until 29 December, 2024.
- These tickets are valid until 29 December, 2024.
Rodin Museum + Picasso Museum Skip the Line Tickets
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€27.85
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- Skip the long lines at the Rodin Museum and Picasso Museum with this money-saving combo ticket.
- Marvel at other famous artworks like Van Gogh's Pere Tanguy and Renoir's Nude in the Sunlight that were acquired by Rodin over the years.
- Stroll through the Sculpture Garden where you'll find some of Rodin's most famous sculptures.
- At Picasso Museum get to know all about the Cubist's journey as you peek at his drawings, sketches, and early explorative works of art.
Inclusions
Rodin Museum
- Skip-the-line entry into Rodin Museum
- Access to Sculptures Garden
Picasso Museum
- Skip-the-line access to Picasso Museum
- Access to temporary and permanent exhibitions
- Children aged 18 and under visit for free (carry a valid photo ID).
- The museum is wheelchair accessible and wheelchairs are available to visitors upon request.
- These tickets can't be cancelled. However, you can use them any time until 29 December, 2024.
- These tickets are valid until 29 December, 2024.
Turbopass Paris City Card: 60+ Attractions with Paris Museum Pass & Eiffel Tower 2nd Floor Access
- Simplify your Paris trip with this city pass offering access to over 60 attractions, guided tours, and a hop-on-hop-off tour, bundled into one pass.
- Purchasing tickets for iconic Parisian landmarks such as the Palace of Versailles will cost you 50% more if not for this pass.
- Enjoy a guided tour of the Eiffel Tower with 2nd-floor access, and take in scenic city views on a Seine River cruise.
- Your pass becomes active after your first use at an attraction or tour and choose from a range of pass durations: 3, 4, 5, or 6 consecutive days.
- Enhance your Parisian trip with the Turbopass, which allows you to traverse the city like a pro.
Inclusions
- Validity: 3/4/5/6 days
- Guided tour of Eiffel Tower with skip-the-line access to 2nd floor
- Paris Museum Pass
- Access to 60+ attractions
- 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus tour
- Museums, galleries, attractions: Palace of Versailles, Louvre, Centre Pompidou & more
- Cruises: Seine River cruise from Eiffel Tower
- Guided Tours: Montmartre, Sacré Coeur, Stade de France (Football Stadium) & more
- Access to French Wine Experience, FlyView Paris, Ballon de Paris Generali: Ascend to the Parisian Skies
- Discounts at Hard Rock Cafe restaurant & shop
- Get complete details here
Exclusions
- Airport transfers
- Public transport
- With the 3-day pass, you enjoy an extra day of free access to over 50 museums thanks to the included Paris Museum Pass, making it a total of 4 days. Similarly, the 5-day pass expands your museum exploration to 6 days instead of just 5
- From the moment you use your pass at the first attraction or tour, it becomes activated
- Carry a valid photo ID (such as an identity card, passport, or driving license) for verification purposes.
- While the pass offers a complete list of all attractions and tours, and their opening hours, it is still advised to check the official website of each attraction or tour for exact information.
- Please note that security checks at some attraction entrances are mandatory.
- You can visit each attraction only once during the validity period.
- Receive your digital ticket from Turbopass on your email address, which can be redeemed at an attraction or a tour at the mentioned redemption point.
- The email will also provide all the information you need about attractions, operating hours, and also a brief about how to book timings for an English-guided tour of the Eiffel Tower’s 2nd floor.
- Activated right after the first use, the pass comes with 3, 4, 5, or 6 consecutive days of validity.
- Note that one ‘single day' is defined as a calendar day, starting at 5:30am and concluding at 5:30am the following day. For instance, if you select the 3-day pass, you enjoy an extended extra day of free access, making it a total of 4 days.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
- Ready to explore Paris like a pro? Grab this Paris City Pass which offers access to 60+ attractions, a hop-on hop-off bus tour, and more.
- Get a jaw-dropping 50% off on entry to iconic spots like the Arc de Triomphe, Louvre, and Pantheon.
- The pass also offers access to Sainte Chapelle, a masterpiece of Rayonnant Gothic architecture and guided tours of Montmartre, Sacré Coeur, and more.
- Gain maximum flexibility as you pick a pass according to your convenience with 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 consecutive days of validity.
- Sent straight away to your email, the all-in-one digital pass is all that you need to experience the best of Paris.
Inclusions
- Validity: 2/3/4/5/6 days
- Paris Museum Pass
- Access to 60+ attractions
- 24-hour hop-on hop-off bus tour
- Museums, galleries & attractions: Palace of Versailles, Panthéon, Louvre, Centre Pompidou & more
- Activities: French Wine Experience, FlyView Paris, Ballon de Paris Generali (ascend to the Parisian skies)
- Cruises: Seine River cruise from Eiffel Tower
- Guided Tours: Montmartre, Sacré Coeur, Stade de France (Football Stadium) & more
- Get complete details here
Exclusions
- 2nd floor Eiffel Tower access
- Airport transfers
- Public transport
- With the 3-day pass, you get an extra day of free museum access, making it a total of 4 days. The 5-day pass extends your museum exploration to 6 days instead of 5.
- Bring along a valid photo ID (such as an identity card, passport, or driving license) for verification purposes.
- While the pass offers a complete list of all attractions and tours and their opening hours, it is advised to check the official website of each attraction or tour for exact information.
- Security checks at some attraction entrances are mandatory.
- You will be allowed to visit each attraction only once during the validity period you selected.
- Get your e-ticket from Turbopass, delivered straight to your email. It also includes information about attractions, opening hours, and other important information.
- The 'Paris City Pass ticket' can be conveniently presented digitally.
- Your pass is activated as soon as you visit your 1st attraction. Every attraction can be visited for free once.
- The pass is valid for the chosen number of days in a row.
- The tickets last for calendar days, which means if a single day starts at 5:30am it rolls till 5:30am the next day. If you’re picking a 5-day pass, as a bonus, your Paris Museum Pass is extended by a day, making it a total of 6 days.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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Why Visit Picasso National Museum in Paris?
- Unique location: Located in a grand 17th-century Parisian house called Hotel Salé, Picasso National Museum is dedicated to the world-renowned Spanish artist Pablo Picasso.
- Picasso's work: The art gallery houses over 5000 works of Picasso, which include exhibits like sculptures, paintings, ceramics, archives, documents and photographs.
- Notable exhibitions: The Picasso National Museum Paris hosts unique exhibitions throughout the year, which display over 297 paintings, 368 sculptures, 17,000 photographs, and over 2,00,000 pieces of archives belonging to Picasso.
- Modern era influence: Apart from Picasso’s classic paintings and sculptures, the museum also features the artist’s avant-garde interests like photography and obsession with comics and his collaboration with leading photographers of the Modern Era like Brassaï, Robert Capa, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Lucien Clergue and Robert Doisneau.
- Written archives: Picasso National Museum in Paris also includes written archives in the form of over 100,000 documents of Pablo Picasso which take viewers through the creative process of the artist.
Your Picasso Museum Paris Tickets Explained
Priority Access Tickets
- Whizz right into the museum and past the queues, as these tickets give you skip-the-line access. Enter the Picasso National Museum in Paris and invoke your inner art aficionado as you admire the marvelous pieces of art created by the great Pablo Picasso.
- With your priority access Picasso Museum Paris Tickets, you can explore not only his work which includes paintings, sketches, sculptures, drafts, notebooks and photographs, but also studies, illustrated books and films, and documents that take you through his creative process.
- Learn interesting facts about the art genius while you skim through his readings and notes displayed in the galleries, and his obsession with avant-garde art like comic books.
- Wind through the galleries and look at graphic styles illustrated by artists like Richard Fauguet, Sergio García Sánchez, Émilie Gleason, and more.
Combo tickets
- Visit the best attractions that Paris has to offer in terms of art and culture as this money saver option allows you to cover two attractions, as you can choose between visiting the Louvre Museum or the Rodin Museum along with the Picasso National Museum.
- With your combo tickets, you can get a guaranteed entry into the most popular museums in the world in just 30 minutes.
- With the combo tickets to Picasso National Museum, you can have skip-the-line access to the museums.
- Explore the wide collection of artistic exhibits at the museums as you wander through the galleries and view more than 35,000 various modern and ancient artifacts in these world-famous museums.
- Marvel at some of the most famous artworks of all time like Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa, Van Gogh's Pere Tanguy and Renoir's Nude in the Sunlight, all through one ticket.
Picasso National Museum Highlights
The Picasso National Museum features thousands of Picasso’s artwork throughout his lifetime, which can be neatly put into categories while you are experiencing the exhibition. Here are the top highlights you can check out on your visit.
Paintings
From his Self-portrait and La Celestina to Kiss, Large Nudes and Matadors and Musicians, learn about the key periods of Picasso’s artistic life, as the 300 paintings in the museum range from his Blue period to his final years, and explore what he produced as a Cubist.
Graphic Work
Explore how Picasso employed paper in various ways, ranging from illustrating to pasting, ripping and layering to create unique art forms. Look at the inventory of 3,900 items that includes souvenirs, graphic tokens, historic mementos and foundation pieces: all the fantastic use of paper for creation.
Engravings
Gape at the wonderful engravings that Picasso’s collection boasts of, which reflects his interest in ancient, modern and contemporary literature. Through the collection of essais, proofs, printing plates, pentimenti, bon-à-tirer proofs and moulds, see for yourself how Picasso’s creativity swelled.
Archives
Skim through the written archives of the art legend and get to know the creative inspiration and process the greatest of artists Pablo Picasso went through before his works came to life. With over 100,000 documents, feel like Robert Langdon from a Dan Brown novel and try to find clues to some creative mystery in Paris as you read through these archives!
Library and Documentation
If you can’t get enough of Pablo Picasso by just looking at his works of art, step into the library of the Picasso National Museum and get your hands on papers and articles written on the artist from a vast collection of over 11,000 publications, which even includes some one hundred books illustrated by Picasso himself.
The Hôtel Salé
While visiting the Picasso National Museum in the Hôtel Salé, you can’t leave without exploring the grand 17th-century Parisian house in which the museum is located. Experience the unique architecture of the mansion and delve into the fascinating history of the house marked by the ownership of the gentry in the late 1600s.
Photography
Although Picasso is known for art exhibits, he often explored the avant-garde medium of photography as an expression of one's imagination. Discover the artist’s close collaboration with the leading photographers of the Modern Era like Brassaï, Robert Capa, Henri Cartier-Bresson, Lucien Clergue and Robert Doisneau for his experimental interest.
Sculptures
The Picasso National Museum houses Pablo Picasso’s constructions and sculpted works that celebrate his accomplishments as an artistic mastermind. From his proto-Cubist wood and bronze sculptures and wire-framed models, wonder at the iconic figures of the Woman in the Garden, the Bull’s Head and the Man with Sheep.
Exhibitions
While visiting, make sure you don’t leave without exploring the art exhibitions hosted by the museum all year round. The exhibitions are an art giant, as they display over 297 paintings, 368 sculptures, 17,000 photographs, and over 2,00,000 pieces of archives.
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Facilities
- Tuesday to Friday: 10.30 AM to 6 PM
- Saturdays and Sundays: 9.30 AM to 6 PM
- During French school holidays:
Open from Tuesday to Friday: 9.30 AM to 6 PM - Closed: Mondays, January 1st, May 1st, and December 25th.
Address: 5 Rue de Thorigny, 75003 Paris, France
- By Train: Line L.
Nearest Train Station: Saint Paul. - By Tube: Lines 1 and 8.
Nearest Stations: Saint-Sébastien - Froissart, Filles du Calvaire. - By Bus: Bus line numbers 67, 69, 91 and 96.
Nearest Station: Rue Vieille du Temple, Saint-Claude. - By Car: Distance from Paris Charles de Gaulle airport: 17 miles.
Nearest Car Parking: Parking Saemes Rivoli Sebastopol, Paripark à Temple.
- Visitors must go through a security check at the museum entrance.
- Suitcases and bulky baggage is not permitted in the museum and can’t be stored in the museum’s cloakroom as well.
- Photography without flash and any use of professional equipment like tripods are allowed in the museum, with the exception of works with signage indicating that photos are not allowed.
- You should not make noise, run around and are expected to behave appropriately in the exhibition rooms.
- No one is allowed to touch exhibits or poke around in the museum.
- Weapons, tools, heavy blunt objects, and more such articles will not be allowed inside.
- Animals, apart from guide dogs, are not allowed inside.
- Only small frame strollers are permitted inside the museum. They can even be requested at the information desk.
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- Louvre Museum: Being the world’s largest and most-visited museum, you can’t skip your visit to the Louvre Museum when in Paris. Housing some of the biggest masterpieces of all time like the Mona Lisa, explore modern and ancient artifacts displayed in the museum.
- Eiffel Tower: Visit one of the world’s most romantic landmarks in Paris, as Eiffel Tower has been the backdrop of numerous love stories! Learn about the history of the most-beloved landmark of Paris and click some breathtaking shots for an aesthetic Instagram feed!
- Orsay Museum: Embark on an artistic journey to the 19th century with the Orsay Museum, as you delve into the works of celebrated Impressionist and Post-Impressionist artists like Auguste Renoir, Alfred Sisley, Claude Mone and Edgar Degas, as you catch stunning views of the Seine River.
- The entire museum is accessible to visitors with disabilities through elevators and access ramps.
- You can purchase books, postcards, and design objects from a shop located in the main hall of the museum.
- Sketching and drawing is allowed in the museum, with the exception of certain techniques like watercolour, charcoal, ink, pastel, etc.
- The museum’s garden is accessible to visitors from March to September through the low-level galleries.
- It is recommended to manage your time from 90 minutes to 2 hours to explore the museum.
- The museum has a rooftop cafe that can be accessed through the main hall.
- Backpacks and umbrellas must be left in the cloakroom before you enter the museum.
- Entry to the Picasso Museum Paris is free for disabled visitors and their caregivers.
- The entire museum is made accessible to people with reduced mobility through elevators and access ramps.
- Wheelchairs and cane seats are available for visitors with disabilities upon request at the museum reception desk.
The Picasso Museum has the following facilities for visitors:
- Café: The Picasso National Museum has an on-site rooftop café that is open to all visitors. You can get food and delicacies at the café, the access to which is located on the main hall.
- Giftshop: There is a giftshop and bookshop locate inside the main hall of the Picasso National Museum. You can buy mementos to remember your trip in the form of books, postcards, and design objects.
Frequently Asked Questions About Picasso Museum Paris Tickets
Q. Can I buy Picasso Museum Paris Tickets online?
A. Yes, you can buy Picasso Museum Paris tickets online.
Q. What is the best way to buy Picasso Museum Paris Tickets?
A. The best way to purchase Picasso Museum Paris tickets is to book them online. This way you get great offers and can also reserve slots well in advance.
Q. Can I pre-book Picasso Museum Paris Tickets?
A. Yes, you can book any date of your choice in advance, if you book your Picasso Museum Paris tickets online.
Q. What is the cancellation policy for Picasso Museum Paris Tickets?
A. These tickets can’t be cancelled. However, you can use the Priority Access Tickets to Picasso Museum until 31 December 2023. Please check the cancellation policy of the tickets before purchasing.
Q. What is Picasso National Museum?
A. Picasso National Museum is an art gallery located in Paris, France. It is dedicated to the world-renowned Spanish artist Pablo Picasso.
Q. Where is Picasso National Museum located?
A. The address of the Picasso National Museum is 5 Rue de Thorigny, 75003 Paris, France
Q. What facilities are available at Picasso National Museum for visitors?
A. Picasso National Museum has a rooftop cafe, a cloakroom and a shop to purchase mementos.
Q. Does Picasso National Museum provide facilities for disabled visitors?
A. The entire Picasso National Museum is accessible for visitors with disabilities through elevators and access ramps.
Q. Is photography allowed in Picasso National Museum?
A. Yes, photography without using flash and professional equipment like tripods is allowed at Picasso National Museum. However, visitors must check for any signage near an artwork that states otherwise.
Q. What are the major highlights of the Picasso National Museum?
A. You can find over 5,000 works of art, from paintings, sculptures and drawings to ceramics, prints, engravings and notebooks, and tens of thousands of archived pieces of Pablo Picasso in the Picasso National Museum.
Q. How much time do I need to visit the Picasso National Museum?
A. It is recommended to spend time between 90 minutes and 2 hours exploring the Picasso National Museum.