Musée National Picasso-Paris

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★ 4.9 (34K+ reviews) • 462K+ booked
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!
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5 Rue de Thorigny, 75003 Paris, France
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4.9 /5
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HUANG ********
1 Jul
A great place to take the kids for a walk with great value for money. There are many rare specimens and replica animals that cannot be seen in Taiwan. There is also a botanical garden and zoo next to the park, where you can spend a whole day.
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Mei ******
29 Jun
Loved our cruise on the River Seine. Boarding was smooth and efficient. The commentary was available over the loud speakers on the boat, and also via a phone attached to every seat. The cruise is an excellent way to see the beautiful landmarks dotted along the river. It worked out well for us as the jetty is just a short walk from the Eiffel Tower. We did the day cruise and enjoyed every minute. Highly recommended.
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Syed *****
28 Jun
Naomi the guide guided us to the best spots which really helped us cover major things in the museum. very helpful
任 **
27 Jun
As soon as we entered the museum, our tour guide immediately took us to see all the must-see treasures in the Louvre. So we didn't miss anything we wanted to see, but we strongly recommend that you choose our session, because more and more people want to see Mona Lisa later, so it will be difficult to find and squeeze in to see Mona Lisa in the front.
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클룩 회원
26 Jun
The three hours I spent with guide Kim Bo-ra were truly precious, and even I, a layman in the art world, was able to have a more in-depth museum tour thanks to the guide's explanations, so I am so grateful. I would like to sign up for another tour and meet you again. Thank you for giving me precious memories.
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Sanjay ***********
24 Jun
Really a great experience with big bus in Paris. The movement of bus to various places is very smooth and comfortable. boarded bus from stop no 2 and fully enjoyed the travel with big bus. Highly recommend activity when you are in Paris
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Klook用戶
24 Jun
good, fun, enjoyable, highly recommended
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Angelica *****
24 Jun
loved it! everything was so beautiful and it was so smooth to enter. thank you klook for and easy experience!
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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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Notre-Dame Cathedral (15 minutes)

The Notre-Dame Cathedral is one of Paris' most famous landmarks, known for its stunning Gothic architecture and detailed façade. Admire the beautiful stained-glass windows, including the famous Rose Windows, and explore the grand interior. You can also climb the towers for sweeping views of the city and see the iconic gargoyles up close.

Louvre Museum (20 minutes)

The Louvre Museum is the world's largest art museum and one of the city's most famous attractions, home to masterpieces like the Mona Lisa, the Venus de Milo, and thousands of other paintings, sculptures, and historic artworks from around the world. You can explore its collections, join guided tours, or use an audio guide to learn about the art and culture inside this former royal palace.

Sainte-Chapelle (20 minutes)

The Sainte-Chapelle is a stunning Gothic chapel famous for its stained-glass windows that depict over 1,000 biblical scenes in vibrant color. Inside, you can walk through the lower chapel, then head upstairs to the upper chapel, where sunlight streams through the glass, creating a breathtaking glow. It's a peaceful spot to see medieval art and architecture, take photos, and learn about its history from the 13th century.

Disneyland Paris (50 minutes)

Disneyland Paris is about 50 minutes from the city and perfect for a fun day trip. Enjoy rides, shows, and meet your favorite Disney characters in a magical setting. It’s a great way to add some adventure to your Paris visit.