Cluny Museum (Musée de Cluny) Tours and Tickets

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Admission to the Cluny Museum costs €12 for full-paying adults and €10 for concessionaires, including residents of the European Union aged 18–25. Admission is free for under-18s and many others, including teachers, journalists, professional artists, and holders of disability cards (all with valid ID). Video guides cost an additional €4 or €2 for concessions. Entrance is free on the first Sunday of the month.

The Cluny Museum is open Tuesday to Sunday from 9.30am until 6.15pm. The ticket office closes at 5.30pm and visitors will be asked to leave from 5.45pm, so plan to arrive earlier in the day for a more leisurely visit. The museum is closed on Mondays and major public holidays.

Yes, you can use the Paris Museum Pass at the Cluny Museum. These passes can be economical if you intend to visit numerous Paris museums and attractions, as you get access to more than 50 venues for 2, 4, or 6 days for €70, €90, or €110. However, it may be better to buy individual tickets to the Cluny Museum if you don’t want to follow a very full schedule.

Yes, the Cluny Museum is generally accessible for visitors with disabilities. It is equipped with elevators, ramps, accessible bathrooms, and plenty of seating, although some areas are inaccessible due to steps. There are also extra facilities for visitors with special visual or auditory needs. Admission is free for disabled visitors and a companion with a valid ID.

It’s easy to reach the Cluny Museum by bus or metro from other parts of Paris. The nearest station is Cluny La Sorbonne, served by line 10, which is a very short walk from the museum. There are also several bus stops within easy walking distance, although most travelers will find it easier to use the metro.