MUSEUM

Musée du Luxembourg

19 rue de Vaugirard - 75006 Paris Musée d'Orsay - Saint-Germain-des-Prés

The Musée du Luxembourg was the first French museum to open to the public in 1750, and now presents two exhibitions a year, produced by the Rmn-Grand Palais. The main themes of the program are the Renaissance in Europe, the relationship between art and power, and the role of Paris as a capital of the arts. Close to the Palais and Jardin du Luxembourg, the museum, owned by the French Senate, enjoys an exceptional setting in the heart of the Latin Quarter. Its spaces have been completely redesigned by architect Shigeru Ban to accommodate the Angelina restaurant/tea room and the museum's educational workshops.

Opening times and prices

More info on free tickets for young people and children:

For children under 16

More info on free tickets:

For under-16s and recipients of minimum social benefits, disabled invalids (orange MDPH disability card or CMI "disability" mobility and inclusion card) war veterans)

More info on guided tours:

https://museeduluxembourg.fr/fr/tarifs

More info on rates:

Full price: €14; concessions: 10 €; "Special Youth" rate for 16- to 25-year-olds: 10 € Monday to Friday from 4pm, two tickets for the price of one

More info about group visits:

https://museeduluxembourg.fr/fr/groupes-et-scolaires

Closed:

The museum is closed between temporary exhibitions.

More info on opening times:

Museum open only for temporary exhibitions.

Open on public holidays: