Musée National des Arts Asiatiques / National Museum of Asian Arts
The Musée Guimet is a museum of Asian art located in Paris, France. It houses one of the largest collections of Asian art outside Asia, featuring works from Afghanistan to Japan. The museum was founded by Émile Guimet, a French industrialist and traveler.
Access preferences
- Accesible entrance (Getting around inside the museum)
An access ramp on the outside leads to the museum lobby where the reception and ticket office are located.
- Free entrance (General)
Disabled visitors and an attendant of their choice enjoy the benefit of a free and priority entrance, on presentation of a currently valid justification.
- Free wheelchairs (Complementary Offer)
Two wheelchairs are at your disposal in the cloakroom and will be made available in exchange for an identity card. It is not possible to reserve them in advance.
- Getting around the museum (Getting around inside the museum)
The museum is accessible to all persons with a disability.
- Guide dogs (Animals)
Guide and assistance dogs are welcome in the museum. Dogs under training are also admitted. A justification may be requested in the specific instance of the assistance dogs.
- No accessibility statement (Web accessibility)
Try contacting the museum to inquire about their Website accessibility.
- Workshops and activities (Workshops)
Check in the website which are the activities available
Contact info
Musée National des Arts Asiatiques,
Place d'Iéna,
75003 Paris, France.
+33 (0)1 56 52 54 33
contact@guimet.fr
https://www.guimet.fr/en