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4.3
(5570 Customer Reviews)
Picasso Museum Priority Access Tickets
Enjoy fast entry to the Picasso Museum in Paris and explore masterpieces and special exhibits inside a historic mansion.
Explore at your own pace
Mobile ticket
Picasso Museum Priority Access Tickets
Enjoy fast entry to the Picasso Museum in Paris and explore masterpieces and special exhibits inside a historic mansion.
Explore at your own pace
Mobile ticket
Picasso Museum Priority Access Tickets
Enjoy fast entry to the Picasso Museum in Paris and explore masterpieces and special exhibits inside a historic mansion.
Explore at your own pace
Mobile ticket
Highlights
Visit the Picasso Museum with priority access, bypassing regular ticket lines
Explore more than 5,000 works of art spread across 22 galleries in a historic Parisian mansion
Experience current and temporary exhibitions, including rare loans from private collections
Upgrade options include a multilingual audio guide or a scenic Seine River cruise
What’s Included
Priority entry to the Picasso Museum
Access to all permanent and temporary exhibitions
Audio guide in multiple languages (if selected)
Seine River cruise (if selected)
Your Visit to the Picasso Museum
With priority access tickets, begin your journey at the Musée National Picasso in Paris, conveniently located on Rue de Thorigny in the Marais district. Step past the regular queues and into a world where you can explore the rich legacy of one of the 20th century’s greatest artists at your own tempo.
Discover over 5,000 Works of Art
The Picasso Museum, set inside the elegant Hôtel Salé—a restored 17th-century mansion—houses the most comprehensive public collection of Pablo Picasso’s works. Walk through 22 rooms featuring paintings, sculptures, ceramics and drawings, arranged to showcase Picasso’s distinct phases and artistic evolution. The setting itself, with its ornate staircases and historic interiors, lends a unique atmosphere to your cultural experience.
Engage with Current and Special Exhibitions
Your ticket gives you access to both permanent holdings and rotating exhibitions like ‘La Collective’, where contemporary artists interact with Picasso’s legacy. You may also encounter rare artworks temporarily on display, borrowed from private collections and displayed alongside famed masterpieces.
Enhance Your Experience
To deepen your understanding, consider an upgrade with a multilingual audio guide, which provides commentary and fascinating context in five languages. For a memorable addition, choose a combined ticket that includes a 1-hour Seine River cruise for panoramic views of Paris landmarks.
What to Expect
Explore diverse styles and media from all stages of Picasso’s prolific career
Examine drawings, notebooks and personal archives not exhibited elsewhere
Enjoy an intimate museum experience away from larger crowds
Find temporary exhibitions that shed light on Picasso’s lasting influence
Browse the museum bookshop or relax in the onsite café
Plan Your Visit with Ease
Upon arrival, present your mobile ticket at the main entrance for fast validation. The museum features cloakrooms for bags and offers wheelchair accessibility. Whether you’re an art admirer or new to Picasso’s work, the museum’s layout encourages self-guided discovery.
Family visitors will find free admission for children and young adults meeting age and residency requirements. Opening times are convenient, with closure only on Mondays and major holidays.
Book your Picasso Museum Priority Access Tickets tickets now!
Please keep noise to a minimum and silence mobile devices in exhibition areas
No food or drink is allowed inside the galleries
Bags larger than A3 size must be left in the cloakroom
Photography is allowed only without flash or tripods
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Closed 09:30am - 06:00pm 09:30am - 06:00pm 09:30am - 06:00pm 09:30am - 06:00pm 09:30am - 06:00pm 09:30am - 06:00pm
Where is the Picasso Museum located?
The museum is at 5 Rue de Thorigny, 75003 Paris, in the Marais district.
Do I need to print my ticket?
No, you can show your mobile ticket on your device for entry.
Is the Picasso Museum accessible for visitors with reduced mobility?
Yes, the museum is wheelchair accessible via the main entrance and includes accessible facilities.
What languages are available for the audio guide?
The audio guide is available in five languages: French, English, Spanish, German and Italian, depending on availability.
Are photographs permitted inside the museum?
Photography for personal use is allowed, but flash and tripods are not permitted.
Plan to visit on weekdays to enjoy a quieter atmosphere inside the museum
Photography is permitted for private use but flash and tripods are prohibited
Wheelchair access is available via the museum’s main entrance
Bring a valid photo ID for reduced or free entry eligibility
The museum is closed on Mondays and major public holidays
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
5 Rue de Thorigny, 75003 Paris
Highlights
Visit the Picasso Museum with priority access, bypassing regular ticket lines
Explore more than 5,000 works of art spread across 22 galleries in a historic Parisian mansion
Experience current and temporary exhibitions, including rare loans from private collections
Upgrade options include a multilingual audio guide or a scenic Seine River cruise
What’s Included
Priority entry to the Picasso Museum
Access to all permanent and temporary exhibitions
Audio guide in multiple languages (if selected)
Seine River cruise (if selected)
Your Visit to the Picasso Museum
With priority access tickets, begin your journey at the Musée National Picasso in Paris, conveniently located on Rue de Thorigny in the Marais district. Step past the regular queues and into a world where you can explore the rich legacy of one of the 20th century’s greatest artists at your own tempo.
Discover over 5,000 Works of Art
The Picasso Museum, set inside the elegant Hôtel Salé—a restored 17th-century mansion—houses the most comprehensive public collection of Pablo Picasso’s works. Walk through 22 rooms featuring paintings, sculptures, ceramics and drawings, arranged to showcase Picasso’s distinct phases and artistic evolution. The setting itself, with its ornate staircases and historic interiors, lends a unique atmosphere to your cultural experience.
Engage with Current and Special Exhibitions
Your ticket gives you access to both permanent holdings and rotating exhibitions like ‘La Collective’, where contemporary artists interact with Picasso’s legacy. You may also encounter rare artworks temporarily on display, borrowed from private collections and displayed alongside famed masterpieces.
Enhance Your Experience
To deepen your understanding, consider an upgrade with a multilingual audio guide, which provides commentary and fascinating context in five languages. For a memorable addition, choose a combined ticket that includes a 1-hour Seine River cruise for panoramic views of Paris landmarks.
What to Expect
Explore diverse styles and media from all stages of Picasso’s prolific career
Examine drawings, notebooks and personal archives not exhibited elsewhere
Enjoy an intimate museum experience away from larger crowds
Find temporary exhibitions that shed light on Picasso’s lasting influence
Browse the museum bookshop or relax in the onsite café
Plan Your Visit with Ease
Upon arrival, present your mobile ticket at the main entrance for fast validation. The museum features cloakrooms for bags and offers wheelchair accessibility. Whether you’re an art admirer or new to Picasso’s work, the museum’s layout encourages self-guided discovery.
Family visitors will find free admission for children and young adults meeting age and residency requirements. Opening times are convenient, with closure only on Mondays and major holidays.
Book your Picasso Museum Priority Access Tickets tickets now!
Please keep noise to a minimum and silence mobile devices in exhibition areas
No food or drink is allowed inside the galleries
Bags larger than A3 size must be left in the cloakroom
Photography is allowed only without flash or tripods
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Closed 09:30am - 06:00pm 09:30am - 06:00pm 09:30am - 06:00pm 09:30am - 06:00pm 09:30am - 06:00pm 09:30am - 06:00pm
Where is the Picasso Museum located?
The museum is at 5 Rue de Thorigny, 75003 Paris, in the Marais district.
Do I need to print my ticket?
No, you can show your mobile ticket on your device for entry.
Is the Picasso Museum accessible for visitors with reduced mobility?
Yes, the museum is wheelchair accessible via the main entrance and includes accessible facilities.
What languages are available for the audio guide?
The audio guide is available in five languages: French, English, Spanish, German and Italian, depending on availability.
Are photographs permitted inside the museum?
Photography for personal use is allowed, but flash and tripods are not permitted.
Plan to visit on weekdays to enjoy a quieter atmosphere inside the museum
Photography is permitted for private use but flash and tripods are prohibited
Wheelchair access is available via the museum’s main entrance
Bring a valid photo ID for reduced or free entry eligibility
The museum is closed on Mondays and major public holidays
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
5 Rue de Thorigny, 75003 Paris
Highlights
Visit the Picasso Museum with priority access, bypassing regular ticket lines
Explore more than 5,000 works of art spread across 22 galleries in a historic Parisian mansion
Experience current and temporary exhibitions, including rare loans from private collections
Upgrade options include a multilingual audio guide or a scenic Seine River cruise
What’s Included
Priority entry to the Picasso Museum
Access to all permanent and temporary exhibitions
Audio guide in multiple languages (if selected)
Seine River cruise (if selected)
Your Visit to the Picasso Museum
With priority access tickets, begin your journey at the Musée National Picasso in Paris, conveniently located on Rue de Thorigny in the Marais district. Step past the regular queues and into a world where you can explore the rich legacy of one of the 20th century’s greatest artists at your own tempo.
Discover over 5,000 Works of Art
The Picasso Museum, set inside the elegant Hôtel Salé—a restored 17th-century mansion—houses the most comprehensive public collection of Pablo Picasso’s works. Walk through 22 rooms featuring paintings, sculptures, ceramics and drawings, arranged to showcase Picasso’s distinct phases and artistic evolution. The setting itself, with its ornate staircases and historic interiors, lends a unique atmosphere to your cultural experience.
Engage with Current and Special Exhibitions
Your ticket gives you access to both permanent holdings and rotating exhibitions like ‘La Collective’, where contemporary artists interact with Picasso’s legacy. You may also encounter rare artworks temporarily on display, borrowed from private collections and displayed alongside famed masterpieces.
Enhance Your Experience
To deepen your understanding, consider an upgrade with a multilingual audio guide, which provides commentary and fascinating context in five languages. For a memorable addition, choose a combined ticket that includes a 1-hour Seine River cruise for panoramic views of Paris landmarks.
What to Expect
Explore diverse styles and media from all stages of Picasso’s prolific career
Examine drawings, notebooks and personal archives not exhibited elsewhere
Enjoy an intimate museum experience away from larger crowds
Find temporary exhibitions that shed light on Picasso’s lasting influence
Browse the museum bookshop or relax in the onsite café
Plan Your Visit with Ease
Upon arrival, present your mobile ticket at the main entrance for fast validation. The museum features cloakrooms for bags and offers wheelchair accessibility. Whether you’re an art admirer or new to Picasso’s work, the museum’s layout encourages self-guided discovery.
Family visitors will find free admission for children and young adults meeting age and residency requirements. Opening times are convenient, with closure only on Mondays and major holidays.
Book your Picasso Museum Priority Access Tickets tickets now!
Plan to visit on weekdays to enjoy a quieter atmosphere inside the museum
Photography is permitted for private use but flash and tripods are prohibited
Wheelchair access is available via the museum’s main entrance
Bring a valid photo ID for reduced or free entry eligibility
The museum is closed on Mondays and major public holidays
Please keep noise to a minimum and silence mobile devices in exhibition areas
No food or drink is allowed inside the galleries
Bags larger than A3 size must be left in the cloakroom
Photography is allowed only without flash or tripods
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
5 Rue de Thorigny, 75003 Paris
Highlights
Visit the Picasso Museum with priority access, bypassing regular ticket lines
Explore more than 5,000 works of art spread across 22 galleries in a historic Parisian mansion
Experience current and temporary exhibitions, including rare loans from private collections
Upgrade options include a multilingual audio guide or a scenic Seine River cruise
What’s Included
Priority entry to the Picasso Museum
Access to all permanent and temporary exhibitions
Audio guide in multiple languages (if selected)
Seine River cruise (if selected)
Your Visit to the Picasso Museum
With priority access tickets, begin your journey at the Musée National Picasso in Paris, conveniently located on Rue de Thorigny in the Marais district. Step past the regular queues and into a world where you can explore the rich legacy of one of the 20th century’s greatest artists at your own tempo.
Discover over 5,000 Works of Art
The Picasso Museum, set inside the elegant Hôtel Salé—a restored 17th-century mansion—houses the most comprehensive public collection of Pablo Picasso’s works. Walk through 22 rooms featuring paintings, sculptures, ceramics and drawings, arranged to showcase Picasso’s distinct phases and artistic evolution. The setting itself, with its ornate staircases and historic interiors, lends a unique atmosphere to your cultural experience.
Engage with Current and Special Exhibitions
Your ticket gives you access to both permanent holdings and rotating exhibitions like ‘La Collective’, where contemporary artists interact with Picasso’s legacy. You may also encounter rare artworks temporarily on display, borrowed from private collections and displayed alongside famed masterpieces.
Enhance Your Experience
To deepen your understanding, consider an upgrade with a multilingual audio guide, which provides commentary and fascinating context in five languages. For a memorable addition, choose a combined ticket that includes a 1-hour Seine River cruise for panoramic views of Paris landmarks.
What to Expect
Explore diverse styles and media from all stages of Picasso’s prolific career
Examine drawings, notebooks and personal archives not exhibited elsewhere
Enjoy an intimate museum experience away from larger crowds
Find temporary exhibitions that shed light on Picasso’s lasting influence
Browse the museum bookshop or relax in the onsite café
Plan Your Visit with Ease
Upon arrival, present your mobile ticket at the main entrance for fast validation. The museum features cloakrooms for bags and offers wheelchair accessibility. Whether you’re an art admirer or new to Picasso’s work, the museum’s layout encourages self-guided discovery.
Family visitors will find free admission for children and young adults meeting age and residency requirements. Opening times are convenient, with closure only on Mondays and major holidays.
Book your Picasso Museum Priority Access Tickets tickets now!
Plan to visit on weekdays to enjoy a quieter atmosphere inside the museum
Photography is permitted for private use but flash and tripods are prohibited
Wheelchair access is available via the museum’s main entrance
Bring a valid photo ID for reduced or free entry eligibility
The museum is closed on Mondays and major public holidays
Please keep noise to a minimum and silence mobile devices in exhibition areas
No food or drink is allowed inside the galleries
Bags larger than A3 size must be left in the cloakroom
Photography is allowed only without flash or tripods
Cannot be canceled or rescheduled
5 Rue de Thorigny, 75003 Paris
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