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Montmartre Museum & Gardens Tickets

Explore historic Montmartre’s museum and gardens, discover famous artists’ works and tour Suzanne Valadon's unique studio.

3 hrs

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Montmartre Museum & Gardens Tickets

Explore historic Montmartre’s museum and gardens, discover famous artists’ works and tour Suzanne Valadon's unique studio.

3 hrs

Free cancellation

Instant confirmation

Mobile ticket

Montmartre Museum & Gardens Tickets

Explore historic Montmartre’s museum and gardens, discover famous artists’ works and tour Suzanne Valadon's unique studio.

3 hrs

Free cancellation

Instant confirmation

Mobile ticket

From €15

Why book with us?

From €15

Why book with us?

Highlights and inclusions

Highlights

  • Experience the artistic heritage of Montmartre with entry to the museum and its renowned gardens

  • Admire permanent and temporary exhibitions featuring celebrated artists from Montmartre's vibrant past

  • Tour the restored atelier of Suzanne Valadon to glimpse 19th-century artistic life

  • Enjoy peaceful strolls in the Renoir Gardens, featured in iconic Impressionist paintings

What’s Included

  • Entry to the Montmartre Museum

  • Entry to Renoir Gardens

  • Access to permanent collections

  • Access to temporary exhibitions (subject to availability)

About

Discover the Creative Legacy of Montmartre

Begin your visit by presenting your voucher at the Montmartre Museum entrance, situated in one of the area’s oldest historical buildings. The museum resides within the Maison du Bel Air—an address steeped in Parisian art history—welcoming you into an inspiring world renowned for its contributions to the Impressionist movement and its lasting creative spirit.

Step Into the World of Iconic Artists

The permanent collections introduce you to the work and lives of influential artists who called Montmartre home in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Masterpieces by Auguste Renoir, Émile Bernard, Suzanne Valadon and her son Maurice Utrillo reveal the district’s unique charm and the energy that made Montmartre a magnet for the world’s creative minds. Walk through several gallery rooms showcasing painting, theater, cabaret artifacts and glimpses of daily Parisian life from the era.

  • Original artworks from renowned Impressionists

  • Historical objects illuminating Montmartre’s bohemian culture

  • Engaging displays connecting art to Parisian society

Visit Suzanne Valadon's Restored Studio

Delve deeper into the museum’s storytelling with a visit to the carefully recreated atelier of Suzanne Valadon. Authentic architectural features, including original wall panels and unique fixtures, evoke the artist's daily routine. Furnishings selected from the period and reconstructed spaces like the mezzanine add another layer of historical accuracy, all researched using primary sources such as Valadon’s correspondence and archival writings.

  • Insight into an artist’s home environment circa 1912

  • Cultural artifacts representing personal and artistic life

Enjoy the Tranquil Renoir Gardens

Adjacent to the museum, the Renoir Gardens provide visitors with a rare glimpse of Parisian nature at its most poetic. These serene green spaces were immortalized by Renoir himself in works such as "The Swing" and "The Ball at the Moulin de la Galette." Wander tree-lined paths, shaded terraces and vibrant floral settings once frequented by the painters who defined Montmartre.

  • Open-air inspiration amidst city surroundings

  • Views of vineyards and the city skyline

Experience Special Exhibitions

In addition to permanent displays, your entry may include access to rotating temporary exhibitions that shine a spotlight on lesser-known stories, artistic movements or newly discovered works connected to Montmartre. These changing exhibits ensure there’s always something new to experience with every visit.

  • Varied themes responding to art, history and local culture

Unwind and Reflect

Your journey through the museum and gardens offers insight, inspiration and a tranquil respite from the city. Whether admiring rare art, learning about the district’s colorful past or simply enjoying the peaceful gardens, the Montmartre Museum offers something special for every visitor.

Book your Montmartre Museum & Gardens Tickets now!

Visitor guidelines
  • Follow all posted signs and staff instructions

  • Keep mobile phones on silent in galleries

  • Respect the peaceful setting of the gardens

  • Refrain from touching artwork or exhibits

Opening times

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

06:30am - 10:30pm 06:30am - 10:30pm 06:30am - 10:30pm 06:30am - 10:30pm 06:30am - 10:30pm 06:30am - 10:30pm 06:30am - 10:30pm

FAQs

Is the Montmartre Museum wheelchair accessible?

Temporary exhibitions are accessible via elevator. Permanent exhibition spaces require stairs and have cobblestone paths which may not be accessible.

Can I bring food or snacks?

No, food and drinks are not allowed inside the museum or gardens.

Are pets allowed?

Only guide dogs may accompany visitors. Other pets are not permitted.

Is there a cloakroom or storage?

No luggage storage is available, so please avoid bringing large bags or backpacks.

Do I need to print my ticket?

No, mobile tickets are accepted for entry.

Know before you go
  • Photography without flash is permitted throughout exhibition spaces

  • Arrive early for quieter galleries and uncrowded gardens

  • No food, drinks or large bags allowed inside the museum

  • Guide dogs only permitted on-site

  • Temporary exhibitions are accessible via elevator; permanent exhibitions may require using stairs and cobblestone walkways

Cancelation policy

Free cancellation up to 24 h

Address

12 Rue Cortot

Highlights and inclusions

Highlights

  • Experience the artistic heritage of Montmartre with entry to the museum and its renowned gardens

  • Admire permanent and temporary exhibitions featuring celebrated artists from Montmartre's vibrant past

  • Tour the restored atelier of Suzanne Valadon to glimpse 19th-century artistic life

  • Enjoy peaceful strolls in the Renoir Gardens, featured in iconic Impressionist paintings

What’s Included

  • Entry to the Montmartre Museum

  • Entry to Renoir Gardens

  • Access to permanent collections

  • Access to temporary exhibitions (subject to availability)

About

Discover the Creative Legacy of Montmartre

Begin your visit by presenting your voucher at the Montmartre Museum entrance, situated in one of the area’s oldest historical buildings. The museum resides within the Maison du Bel Air—an address steeped in Parisian art history—welcoming you into an inspiring world renowned for its contributions to the Impressionist movement and its lasting creative spirit.

Step Into the World of Iconic Artists

The permanent collections introduce you to the work and lives of influential artists who called Montmartre home in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Masterpieces by Auguste Renoir, Émile Bernard, Suzanne Valadon and her son Maurice Utrillo reveal the district’s unique charm and the energy that made Montmartre a magnet for the world’s creative minds. Walk through several gallery rooms showcasing painting, theater, cabaret artifacts and glimpses of daily Parisian life from the era.

  • Original artworks from renowned Impressionists

  • Historical objects illuminating Montmartre’s bohemian culture

  • Engaging displays connecting art to Parisian society

Visit Suzanne Valadon's Restored Studio

Delve deeper into the museum’s storytelling with a visit to the carefully recreated atelier of Suzanne Valadon. Authentic architectural features, including original wall panels and unique fixtures, evoke the artist's daily routine. Furnishings selected from the period and reconstructed spaces like the mezzanine add another layer of historical accuracy, all researched using primary sources such as Valadon’s correspondence and archival writings.

  • Insight into an artist’s home environment circa 1912

  • Cultural artifacts representing personal and artistic life

Enjoy the Tranquil Renoir Gardens

Adjacent to the museum, the Renoir Gardens provide visitors with a rare glimpse of Parisian nature at its most poetic. These serene green spaces were immortalized by Renoir himself in works such as "The Swing" and "The Ball at the Moulin de la Galette." Wander tree-lined paths, shaded terraces and vibrant floral settings once frequented by the painters who defined Montmartre.

  • Open-air inspiration amidst city surroundings

  • Views of vineyards and the city skyline

Experience Special Exhibitions

In addition to permanent displays, your entry may include access to rotating temporary exhibitions that shine a spotlight on lesser-known stories, artistic movements or newly discovered works connected to Montmartre. These changing exhibits ensure there’s always something new to experience with every visit.

  • Varied themes responding to art, history and local culture

Unwind and Reflect

Your journey through the museum and gardens offers insight, inspiration and a tranquil respite from the city. Whether admiring rare art, learning about the district’s colorful past or simply enjoying the peaceful gardens, the Montmartre Museum offers something special for every visitor.

Book your Montmartre Museum & Gardens Tickets now!

Visitor guidelines
  • Follow all posted signs and staff instructions

  • Keep mobile phones on silent in galleries

  • Respect the peaceful setting of the gardens

  • Refrain from touching artwork or exhibits

Opening times

Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday

06:30am - 10:30pm 06:30am - 10:30pm 06:30am - 10:30pm 06:30am - 10:30pm 06:30am - 10:30pm 06:30am - 10:30pm 06:30am - 10:30pm

FAQs

Is the Montmartre Museum wheelchair accessible?

Temporary exhibitions are accessible via elevator. Permanent exhibition spaces require stairs and have cobblestone paths which may not be accessible.

Can I bring food or snacks?

No, food and drinks are not allowed inside the museum or gardens.

Are pets allowed?

Only guide dogs may accompany visitors. Other pets are not permitted.

Is there a cloakroom or storage?

No luggage storage is available, so please avoid bringing large bags or backpacks.

Do I need to print my ticket?

No, mobile tickets are accepted for entry.

Know before you go
  • Photography without flash is permitted throughout exhibition spaces

  • Arrive early for quieter galleries and uncrowded gardens

  • No food, drinks or large bags allowed inside the museum

  • Guide dogs only permitted on-site

  • Temporary exhibitions are accessible via elevator; permanent exhibitions may require using stairs and cobblestone walkways

Cancelation policy

Free cancellation up to 24 h

Address

12 Rue Cortot

Highlights and inclusions

Highlights

  • Experience the artistic heritage of Montmartre with entry to the museum and its renowned gardens

  • Admire permanent and temporary exhibitions featuring celebrated artists from Montmartre's vibrant past

  • Tour the restored atelier of Suzanne Valadon to glimpse 19th-century artistic life

  • Enjoy peaceful strolls in the Renoir Gardens, featured in iconic Impressionist paintings

What’s Included

  • Entry to the Montmartre Museum

  • Entry to Renoir Gardens

  • Access to permanent collections

  • Access to temporary exhibitions (subject to availability)

About

Discover the Creative Legacy of Montmartre

Begin your visit by presenting your voucher at the Montmartre Museum entrance, situated in one of the area’s oldest historical buildings. The museum resides within the Maison du Bel Air—an address steeped in Parisian art history—welcoming you into an inspiring world renowned for its contributions to the Impressionist movement and its lasting creative spirit.

Step Into the World of Iconic Artists

The permanent collections introduce you to the work and lives of influential artists who called Montmartre home in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Masterpieces by Auguste Renoir, Émile Bernard, Suzanne Valadon and her son Maurice Utrillo reveal the district’s unique charm and the energy that made Montmartre a magnet for the world’s creative minds. Walk through several gallery rooms showcasing painting, theater, cabaret artifacts and glimpses of daily Parisian life from the era.

  • Original artworks from renowned Impressionists

  • Historical objects illuminating Montmartre’s bohemian culture

  • Engaging displays connecting art to Parisian society

Visit Suzanne Valadon's Restored Studio

Delve deeper into the museum’s storytelling with a visit to the carefully recreated atelier of Suzanne Valadon. Authentic architectural features, including original wall panels and unique fixtures, evoke the artist's daily routine. Furnishings selected from the period and reconstructed spaces like the mezzanine add another layer of historical accuracy, all researched using primary sources such as Valadon’s correspondence and archival writings.

  • Insight into an artist’s home environment circa 1912

  • Cultural artifacts representing personal and artistic life

Enjoy the Tranquil Renoir Gardens

Adjacent to the museum, the Renoir Gardens provide visitors with a rare glimpse of Parisian nature at its most poetic. These serene green spaces were immortalized by Renoir himself in works such as "The Swing" and "The Ball at the Moulin de la Galette." Wander tree-lined paths, shaded terraces and vibrant floral settings once frequented by the painters who defined Montmartre.

  • Open-air inspiration amidst city surroundings

  • Views of vineyards and the city skyline

Experience Special Exhibitions

In addition to permanent displays, your entry may include access to rotating temporary exhibitions that shine a spotlight on lesser-known stories, artistic movements or newly discovered works connected to Montmartre. These changing exhibits ensure there’s always something new to experience with every visit.

  • Varied themes responding to art, history and local culture

Unwind and Reflect

Your journey through the museum and gardens offers insight, inspiration and a tranquil respite from the city. Whether admiring rare art, learning about the district’s colorful past or simply enjoying the peaceful gardens, the Montmartre Museum offers something special for every visitor.

Book your Montmartre Museum & Gardens Tickets now!

Know before you go
  • Photography without flash is permitted throughout exhibition spaces

  • Arrive early for quieter galleries and uncrowded gardens

  • No food, drinks or large bags allowed inside the museum

  • Guide dogs only permitted on-site

  • Temporary exhibitions are accessible via elevator; permanent exhibitions may require using stairs and cobblestone walkways

Visitor guidelines
  • Follow all posted signs and staff instructions

  • Keep mobile phones on silent in galleries

  • Respect the peaceful setting of the gardens

  • Refrain from touching artwork or exhibits

Cancelation policy

Free cancellation up to 24 h

Address

12 Rue Cortot

Highlights and inclusions

Highlights

  • Experience the artistic heritage of Montmartre with entry to the museum and its renowned gardens

  • Admire permanent and temporary exhibitions featuring celebrated artists from Montmartre's vibrant past

  • Tour the restored atelier of Suzanne Valadon to glimpse 19th-century artistic life

  • Enjoy peaceful strolls in the Renoir Gardens, featured in iconic Impressionist paintings

What’s Included

  • Entry to the Montmartre Museum

  • Entry to Renoir Gardens

  • Access to permanent collections

  • Access to temporary exhibitions (subject to availability)

About

Discover the Creative Legacy of Montmartre

Begin your visit by presenting your voucher at the Montmartre Museum entrance, situated in one of the area’s oldest historical buildings. The museum resides within the Maison du Bel Air—an address steeped in Parisian art history—welcoming you into an inspiring world renowned for its contributions to the Impressionist movement and its lasting creative spirit.

Step Into the World of Iconic Artists

The permanent collections introduce you to the work and lives of influential artists who called Montmartre home in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Masterpieces by Auguste Renoir, Émile Bernard, Suzanne Valadon and her son Maurice Utrillo reveal the district’s unique charm and the energy that made Montmartre a magnet for the world’s creative minds. Walk through several gallery rooms showcasing painting, theater, cabaret artifacts and glimpses of daily Parisian life from the era.

  • Original artworks from renowned Impressionists

  • Historical objects illuminating Montmartre’s bohemian culture

  • Engaging displays connecting art to Parisian society

Visit Suzanne Valadon's Restored Studio

Delve deeper into the museum’s storytelling with a visit to the carefully recreated atelier of Suzanne Valadon. Authentic architectural features, including original wall panels and unique fixtures, evoke the artist's daily routine. Furnishings selected from the period and reconstructed spaces like the mezzanine add another layer of historical accuracy, all researched using primary sources such as Valadon’s correspondence and archival writings.

  • Insight into an artist’s home environment circa 1912

  • Cultural artifacts representing personal and artistic life

Enjoy the Tranquil Renoir Gardens

Adjacent to the museum, the Renoir Gardens provide visitors with a rare glimpse of Parisian nature at its most poetic. These serene green spaces were immortalized by Renoir himself in works such as "The Swing" and "The Ball at the Moulin de la Galette." Wander tree-lined paths, shaded terraces and vibrant floral settings once frequented by the painters who defined Montmartre.

  • Open-air inspiration amidst city surroundings

  • Views of vineyards and the city skyline

Experience Special Exhibitions

In addition to permanent displays, your entry may include access to rotating temporary exhibitions that shine a spotlight on lesser-known stories, artistic movements or newly discovered works connected to Montmartre. These changing exhibits ensure there’s always something new to experience with every visit.

  • Varied themes responding to art, history and local culture

Unwind and Reflect

Your journey through the museum and gardens offers insight, inspiration and a tranquil respite from the city. Whether admiring rare art, learning about the district’s colorful past or simply enjoying the peaceful gardens, the Montmartre Museum offers something special for every visitor.

Book your Montmartre Museum & Gardens Tickets now!

Know before you go
  • Photography without flash is permitted throughout exhibition spaces

  • Arrive early for quieter galleries and uncrowded gardens

  • No food, drinks or large bags allowed inside the museum

  • Guide dogs only permitted on-site

  • Temporary exhibitions are accessible via elevator; permanent exhibitions may require using stairs and cobblestone walkways

Visitor guidelines
  • Follow all posted signs and staff instructions

  • Keep mobile phones on silent in galleries

  • Respect the peaceful setting of the gardens

  • Refrain from touching artwork or exhibits

Cancelation policy

Free cancellation up to 24 h

Address

12 Rue Cortot

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