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Musée National Picasso-Paris

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Regine *********
5 Mar
We booked our Big Bus Paris tour through Klook, and it was incredibly easy to use. After booking, we received an instant voucher that was hassle-free to redeem directly at the bus. It’s a great way to skip the confusion of local transport. The best part is the convenience—the bus stops right in front of all the major tourist spots like the Eiffel Tower, the Louvre, and Notre Dame. We didn’t have to waste time navigating maps or walking long distances between landmarks. We simply hopped off, explored, and hopped back on when the next bus arrived. If you want a no-hassle sightseeing experience that saves your legs while offering great views from the open-top deck, this is definitely the way to go. Highly recommended for first-time visitors!
2+
Lee ********
5 Mar
I took a uber to the pick up point at the Pullman hotel at 8:30 am before the bus leaving at 9 am where the tour agents has a table inside the hotel that make u feel so welcome . the lady in red was so nice n friendly that she offer all passengers a tea or coffee w a delicious biscuit . we can wait till the actual time at 9 am inside the hotel rather than wait outside like my Mont Saint Michel tour at the Pullman Effie hotel . that hotel need u to buy €8 coffee / tea n coke w crossaint than u can use that toilet n wait outside in cold weather before the tour leave ! both are Pullman hotel in Paris but they have different perception for tour agency
2+
클룩 회원
28 Feb
On the first day, starting from our accommodation near the Louvre, we took the Big Bus to the Orsay Museum, the Arc de Triomphe observation deck, then went to the Opéra Garnier, saw Lafayette, and returned to our accommodation by Big Bus. On the second day, we had a Parisian breakfast, took a historical English guided tour around Notre Dame, moved to the Eiffel Tower, took a cruise, and visited the Louvre Museum. We were mostly satisfied with everything.
2+
Ethan *****
27 Feb
Easy to locate, start at any point, and enjoy the ride! The audio tour made the 2 hour drive worth it! Pick carefully the time you board though! More traffic makes the loop take much longer. I recommend going in the morning, and doing one whole loop first to appreciate the audio tour before hopping off.
游 *
25 Feb
Queue at 7:00 PM, doors open at 7:30 PM, food served at 8:00 PM, performance starts around 9:00 PM to 9:15 PM. There's also a warm-up show during dinner. Overall, the performance is rich and wonderful, but I really don't understand French cuisine 😅. But I still highly recommend choosing tickets with dinner, as the seats will be in the middle of the first floor. If you only have champagne tickets, the entry time is later and you can only sit on the side of the first floor or on the second floor.
CHUEH *****
23 Feb
The service staff were punctual and enthusiastic, the vehicles were clean and comfortable, and the ride was smooth and safe. Even though it rained that day, I was still in a great mood. Highly recommended!
1+
김 **
22 Feb
I wanted to do something different in Paris, and I'm so glad I applied. First of all, if you go before the time, people are lined up. You can show your barcode QR code in line before entering the first floor of the church. The people inside don't speak English, so it would be good to write down in French in advance, 'Which seat is mine? Where should I sit?' We were in the middle, but we were lucky enough to be asked to sit in the front, so we moved and sat in the front. There was a choir, and the leading man and woman had solo parts, and since it was in a church, the grandeur was twice as good. After it was over, I looked around the church and came out!
Klook会員
3 Feb
The bus frequency is high and there's also an audio guide, making it comfortable. The Seine River cruise was the best experience in Paris.

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What to know about Musée National Picasso-Paris

The Musée National Picasso Paris, set in the 17th-century grand mansion Hôtel Salé on Rue de Thorigny, is one of France’s top national museums and a must-see in Paris. The Musée Picasso Paris is dedicated to Pablo Picasso and holds the largest public collection of his work in the world, including paintings, sculptures, drawings, ceramics, prints, and photographs. You can explore the permanent collection and exciting temporary exhibition, following Picasso’s journey from early self-portrait studies to his most famous works, inspired by people like Dora Maar and shaped by his rivalry with Matisse. Built by Pierre Aubert during the French Revolution era, the mansion itself is an attraction worth seeing. The best part? You’ll discover tens of thousands of archived pieces and masterpieces, get a closer look at Picasso’s work, and even join tours or use an audio guide for deeper insight into the artist’s life and culture. Book your Museum Picasso Paris tickets now on Klook!
5 Rue de Thorigny, 75003 Paris, France

Things to Do in Musée National Picasso-Paris

Explore the Permanent Collection

Walk through rooms filled with Picasso's paintings, sculptures, drawings, and ceramics. The Musée Picasso Paris holds the largest public collection of the artist's work, so you can see everything from his early self-portrait to his most famous works.

Discover the Temporary Exhibitions

Check out the rotating temporary exhibitions that highlight different parts of Picasso's work, other artists, or special themes in modern art. These change throughout the year, so there's always something new to see.

Learn About Picasso's Life

Browse archived pieces like letters, sketchbooks, and photographs to get a closer look at the artist's creative process. With these personal items, you'll understand more about Picasso's influences, friends like Matisse, and important people in his life such as Dora Maar.

Admire the Grand Mansion Hôtel Salé

Take time to enjoy the grand mansion itself. The building, designed by Pierre Aubert during the French Revolution era, is one of the most beautiful museums in Paris. Its grand staircase, detailed ceilings, and spacious floors add to the experience.

Use the Audio Guide for a Deeper Tour

Upgrade your visit with an audio guide or guided tours. These will help you understand the stories behind the artworks, the history of the museum, and why certain masterpieces are considered so important in the world of modern art.

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