Rodin Museum Tickets

A charming and peaceful museum that’s well worth a visit. Although it’s not very large, it has a wonderful collection of sculptures and a relaxing atmosphere. If you’re visiting Paris, I highly recommend stopping by—you can explore it comfortably without spending an entire day, and it’s a truly enjoyable experience.

Visiting the Rodin Museum was a truly unforgettable experience and easily one of the highlights of our trip. While I had seen many of Rodin’s works in photos before, nothing quite compares to seeing them in person, surrounded by the peaceful beauty of the museum and its gardens. The atmosphere is calm and reflective, offering a welcome contrast to the busier attractions in Paris. The sculptures are displayed both indoors and throughout the stunning garden, allowing you to experience Rodin’s work in a natural and serene setting. Walking among pieces like The Thinker and The Gates of Hell was incredibly moving, and the attention to detail in each sculpture is remarkable. The museum is well organised, making it easy to explore at your own pace. Clear signage and thoughtfully arranged exhibits help guide you through Rodin’s life and artistic journey. There are plenty of quiet spots to pause, reflect, and fully appreciate the artwork. As a visitor with a disability who uses a mobility scooter, I found the museum to be accessible and manageable. The pathways in the garden are generally smooth, and the indoor spaces are easy to navigate, allowing me to enjoy the visit comfortably alongside my daughter. I would recommend taking your time here, especially in the gardens. It’s a place to slow down, absorb the surroundings, and truly connect with the art. The Rodin Museum exceeded my expectations and is absolutely worth visiting. It offers a unique and peaceful cultural experience, and I would highly recommend it to anyone exploring Paris.

I really enjoyed visiting this museum for the beautiful grounds and fountain in the back. It was so peaceful to sit and take in the calm atmosphere and manicured gardens. The museum itself has many sculptures that are detailed and lovely up close. I found myself spending more time here than I expected to.

Very impressed with both the sculptures exhibited in the house aswell as the grounds of the garden. Perfect weather to enjoy the grounds which also has a nice caffe/restaurant in a shaded area. Many wonderful sculptures including; "The Gates of Hell", "The Kiss" and perhaps most famous of all "The Thinker". Rodin also created some great paintings but I was surprised to see art works in the house by Monet, Van Gogh and Renoir. Not too busy when I visited around Mid-day and no queues to buy a ticket.

An absolutely fantastic experience from start to finish! The atmosphere was welcoming, well-organized, and beautifully maintained throughout. Every detail seemed carefully thought out to ensure a memorable visit. Staff members were friendly, helpful, and attentive whenever needed. Whether you are visiting for the first time or returning, it offers a great blend of relaxation and inspiration. Highly recommended to anyone looking for a wonderful way to spend their day—I will definitely be coming back again in the future!