Musée Rodin / Rodin Museum

The Musée Rodin of Paris, France, is an art museum that was opened in 1919, primarily dedicated to the works of the French sculptor Auguste Rodin.

Access preferences

Animals (Animals): Guide dogs are permitted throughout the site.
Auditive access (Acoustic Experiences): The ticket desk, cloakroom, gift shop and audio guide counter are equipped with induction loops.
Baby changing area (Children friendly): There is a baby-changing table available in the toilets on level -1 of the entrance hall.
Cloakrooms (Complementary Offer): The cloakrooms are free of charge for both individual visitors and groups.
Large umbrellas, backpacks and small items of luggage can be deposited, but large bags and valuables are not accepted (cameras, money, identity documents, etc.).
Mobility (Accessible entrance for pushchairs and wheelchairs): In Paris, the temporary exhibition, garden, cafe and auditorium are all accessible.
The museum is equipped with ramps to facilitate access.
Wheelchairs are available to visitors from the cloakroom.
Touch tours (Tactile Experiences): A personalised welcome service is available at the cloakroom. A visitor services assistant will give you gloves and a list of works that can be explored by touch. The assistant will accompany you in the museum’s permanent collections. This service is offered subject to staff availability