Rodin Museum

Auguste Rodin was one of the world’s greatest sculptors. His neoclassical style revitalized the sculptural and wider artistic scene

Visit the Rodin Museum with The Paris Pass®

• You can visit this attraction with the digital Paris Museum Pass. Please download it before you visit!
• Explore the works of Rodin housed in this beautiful museum
• Enjoy a moment of calm in the pretty sculpture garden

In 1916, Rodin handed his collection over to the Government, both sculptures and drawings, along with reproduction rights. The Musée Rodin opened its doors to the public on 4th August 1919.

 

A Haven for Art: Musée Rodin

In the heart of Paris, the Musée Rodin stands as a testament to the genius of Auguste Rodin. It houses an unparalleled collection of the artist's works, meticulously preserved and presented for public admiration. Get your discounted tickets with The Paris Pass®. You can also Visit Rodin's home and gardens to make it a bit more personal.

The Rodin Museum Experience

Every corner of the Rodin Museum unveils a slice of the artist's world, from his iconic sculptures to his lesser-known yet equally fascinating drawings. A visit offers a unique immersion into Rodin's artistic legacy

The Rodin Museum now contains a staggering number of marble, bronze, plaster, wax, and terra cotta sculptures, ceramics, paintings, drawings, and works by other artists (Monet, Renoir, Van Gogh) from his personal collection.

The museum, situated in Hôtel Biron, is a lovely museum, beautiful and constantly surprising. The sculpture is spread pleasantly through the museum and garden so that visitors can explore the hotel whilst discovering great works such as The Kiss and The Thinker.

You can find more information about Rodin in this blog post.

FAQs

Q. What is the significance of the Rodin Museum in Paris?
A. The Rodin Museum in Paris is renowned for housing a vast collection of sculptures by the iconic French sculptor Auguste Rodin, including his masterpiece "The Thinker," making it a must-visit destination for art enthusiasts.

Q. Are photography and video recording allowed inside the Rodin Museum?
A. Yes, photography and video recording for personal use are permitted inside the Rodin Museum, allowing visitors to capture the beauty of the sculptures and the museum's exquisite architecture.

Q. Can visitors touch the sculptures at the Rodin Museum?
A. To preserve the artworks, touching the sculptures at the Rodin Museum is not allowed; however, visitors can appreciate the intricate details and craftsmanship from a close distance.

Q. Does the Rodin Museum have facilities for visitors with disabilities?
A. Yes, the Rodin Museum is fully accessible to visitors with disabilities, providing ramps and elevators for easy navigation, as well as accessible restrooms and parking spaces.

Q. Are there any guided tours available at the Rodin Museum?
A. Yes, the Rodin Museum offers guided tours led by knowledgeable art experts, providing deeper insights into Rodin's life and work, enhancing the visitor's understanding and appreciation of the collection.

Q. Can visitors purchase souvenirs related to Rodin's sculptures at the museum?
A. Absolutely, the Rodin Museum features a well-stocked gift shop where visitors can find a wide range of souvenirs, including replicas of Rodin's sculptures, art books, postcards, and other unique mementos.

Please note: this attraction is available as part of the digital Paris Museum Pass, which is included with your Go City All-Inclusive Pass. Please download it before you visit!

For the full list of attractions on the digital Paris Museum Pass, please visit our information page.

For more information visit the Rodin Museum website.