Rodin Museum Tickets

This entry ticket to the Rodin Museum in Paris offers the opportunity to explore The Thinker, The Kiss and an array of other renowned sculptures situated within the Hôtel Biron and its charming gardens. A delightful experience awaits those who appreciate art!

Rodin Museum Overview



Nestled in the picturesque District VII and in proximity to the Eiffel Tower and Les Invalides, the Rodin Museum stands as one of Paris’s most frequented attractions.



Your ticket grants you the liberty to leisurely explore this exhibition of artworks by Auguste Rodin housed in the Hôtel Biron, a historic mansion on rue de Varenne dating back to the 18th century.



The adventure begins in the Hall Cantor, distinguished by its grand staircase. This area provides access to 18 exhibition rooms, where you will encounter clay models, plaster casts, and bronze and marble sculptures that showcase Rodin's artistic journey. Notable pieces include the celebrated The Kiss and The Walking Man. Additionally, one room features works from Camille Claudel, an artist significantly connected to Rodin.



Beyond the indoor spaces of the Hôtel Biron, a visit to the sculpture garden is highly recommended. This French-style outdoor area is home to the iconic sculpture The Thinker and allows you to appreciate other significant artworks, including Ugolino and his sons and Orpheus.



A map detailing the locations of the museum’s masterpieces, both in the Hôtel Biron and the garden, can be accessed here.

Operating Hours



The Rodin Museum welcomes visitors Tuesday to Sunday from 10 am to 6:30 pm, with the last admission at 5:45 pm.

Sculpture Garden Hours



The sculpture garden opens Tuesday to Sunday at 10 am, with closing times varying by season:

January 9-15: closes at 5:15 pmJanuary 16 - February 5: closes at 5:30 pmFebruary 6-28: closes at 6 pmMarch 1 - November 12: closes at 6:30 pmNovember 13 - January 8: closes at 5 pm



Note that the above schedule may be subject to change.

Free Admission



From October to March, visitors can enjoy free access on the first Sunday of each month.



Additionally, throughout the year, entry is complimentary for EU residents aged 18 to 26, children under 18 regardless of nationality, and individuals with disabilities. To obtain a free ticket, please present an identification document at the museum entrance.