The offers at a glance

Offer Price noted (October 2026) What is included Best for
Official ticket (musee-rodin.fr) Full price €14 Collections, exhibitions, garden Reduced rates, free entry
Skip-the-line ticket on Tiqets Price shown when you book; 4.8 out of 5 (2,575 reviews) Skip-the-line entry, collections, temporary exhibitions, garden; audio guide optional Visitors who want to book in one click
Semi-private guided tour (Tiqets) From €140 Guided visit of the Hôtel Biron and the garden Art lovers, small groups

The official ticket

The full price is €14. Entry is free for under-18s and, according to our guide page, for 18-25-year-olds living in the European Union; check your situation on the official site, as sources differ on the age limit. The museum is closed on Mondays, 1 January, 1 May and 25 December. The garden is cleared at 17:15, well before the museum closes, so see it first if you arrive late.

The skip-the-line ticket on Tiqets

It covers the permanent collections, the temporary exhibitions and the sculpture garden, with an optional audio guide. It is non-refundable and cannot be rescheduled, so choose your slot carefully. We could not read its exact price on the page, which appears when you book.

A guided tour?

A semi-private guided tour exists from €140 (Tiqets, October 2026). For a self-guided visit allow 1.5 to 2 hours with the garden and take the audio guide instead. Our Rodin Museum page lists the works not to miss.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to book? Yes in high season: a time slot avoids the queue at the door.

Can I visit the garden only? A garden-only ticket exists at about €5 according to one source, not confirmed by the official site: check on the day.

When is it least crowded? At opening at 10:00, or late afternoon outside summer.

Which offer to choose?

  • Budget, young visitors, EU residents: the official ticket, possibly free.
  • Booking fast and skipping the queue: the Tiqets skip-the-line ticket.
  • Understanding Rodin and Claudel: the guided tour.
  • Same area: the Invalides is a short walk away, see Musée d'Orsay: which ticket or the Paris pass comparison.