Book National Picasso Museum Paris Tickets

Address: 5 Rue de Thorigny, 75003 Paris, France

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• 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.

• Pantheon: Engage your architectural senses in the Pantheon, a neoclassical masterpiece modelled after the Pantheon in Rome. Functioning as a mausoleum for celebrated figures in French and Parisian history, this Greco-Roman building has a rich history as well. 
• 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.