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Practical information

Find below everything you need to plan your visit.

How to get there

59-61 rue de Grenelle
75007, Paris

An elevator provides access to the upper floors. Disabled visitors may enter at the 59 rue de Grenelle, in front of the green carriage door, by ringing the intercom “Gardien-sécurité”. Wheelchairs are available on request at the museum ticket office (in exchange for an ID).

 

Bus

RER

Musée d'Orsay

Musée d'Orsay

Métro

Rue du Bac

Rue du Bac

Saint-Sulpice

Sèvres-Babylone

Saint-Sulpice

Sèvres-Babylone

Vélib

Raspail-Bac
Station n°07004, face au 2 bd Raspail

Parkings

Bac-Montalembert
Sèvres-Babylone
Invalides

Opening times

Open every day

Daily timeline

Evenings

Open on Wednesday until 10pm

*Evacuation of the museum areas 15 minutes before the indicated closing time.
**Ticket desk closes 60 minutes before museum closing times

Prices

Booking a ticket online for a specific time slot is strongly recommended for all visitors, including friends of the museum and recipients of free admission As long as space is available, tickets can be purchased on the day. However, entrance is only guaranteed by booking a ticket online.

All our prices :

Audio guide included

Adultes* : 16,5€
Reduced** : 14,5€
Child*** : 12,5€

Free: For Children under the age of 6-year-old, ICOM and ICOMOS members and journalists

 

* 26 and over, seniors
** Students, young adults (between 19 & 25 years old), disabled visitors and the person accompanying them, job seekers and ‘Pass Education’ holders
*** Between 6 and 18 years old

Find out more about

our different group visits offers

Cloakroom

Open every day from 10h30 to 18h30 and accessible at the entrance.

The cloakroom is free.
Lockers and hangers are available.

The following items must be left in the checkroom before entering the museum : helmets, umbrellas, strollers and baby carriers
Suitcases and other bulky items may not be dropped off. 

For security reasons, any visitor with a motorized vehicle (bicycle, scooter…) is not allowed to enter the building.

Lost or stolen objects :
The Musée Maillol is not accountable for theft.
Lost and found items are deposited at the museum’s security desk.

Bookshop
& Boutique

Located at the entrance of the museum, after the gates.
Open during opening hours.

The bookshop

Specialized in modern and contemporary art, the Musée Maillol bookshop offers a selection of art books on various themes: Maillol and his contemporaries, sculpture, Paris in the early 20th century…

The boutique

You will find a wide choice of trendy stationery and decoration items;the result of collaboration with talented designers and creators. Children will not be left out and are able to enjoy a selection of fun products.

Bookshop & Boutique

Located at the entrance of the museum, after the gates.
Open during opening hours.

The bookshop

Specialized in modern and contemporary art, the Musée Maillol bookshop offers a selection of art books on various themes: Maillol and his contemporaries, sculpture, Paris in the early 20th century…

The boutique

You will find a wide choice of trendy stationery and decoration items;the result of collaboration with talented designers and creators. Children will not be left out and are able to enjoy a selection of fun products.

Catering

The restaurant of the Maillol Museum is currently closed.

The history of the place

The Café Prévert is an historical and emblematic place of the museum. In 1951, the brothers Jacques and Pierre Prévert opened a cabaret on the first floor of the current Maillol Museum: La fontaine des Quatres-Saisons.

The artists’ dressing rooms and the kitchen were located in the vaulted cellars that now house the Café Prévert.

During the installation of the museum in the 1990s, Dina Vierny, with the help of the architect Pierre Devinoy, restored the basements to their original size to accommodate the restaurant.

The Café Prévert is an historical and emblematic place of the museum. In 1951, the brothers Jacques and Pierre Prévert opened a cabaret on the first floor of the current Maillol Museum: La fontaine des Quatres-Saisons.

The artists' dressing rooms and the kitchen were located in the vaulted cellars that now house the Café Prévert.

During the installation of the museum in the 1990s, Dina Vierny, with the help of the architect Pierre Devinoy, restored the basements to their original volume to accommodate the restaurant.

 

Contact us for information about group reservations

Séverine Lambert :

Manager of groups
+33 1 42 22 25 44
severinelambert@museemaillol.com

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