Guimet Museum (Musée Guimet) Tours and Tickets

Full-price tickets for the Guimet Museum cost €13. Free entry is offered to under-18s, people with disabilities, EU citizens aged 18–25, students on relevant university courses, and holders of the Paris Museum Pass. The museum is free for everyone on the first Sunday of each month.

The Guimet Museum is open 10am to 6pm Wednesday through Monday, and is closed on Tuesdays (as is common for French museums). It closes on May 1 (May Day), Christmas Day, and January 1. Free entry is available on the first Sunday of every month.

The Guimet Museum is located in the Passy neighborhood, close to the Jardins de Trocadéro. It’s a stone’s throw from Iéna station, which is served by metro line 9. Alternatively, take line 6 to Boissière station, a 5-minute walk away, or head to Pont de l’Alma on RER line C.

Yes, you can take photos and videos inside the Guimet Museum—provided they are for your personal use, you don’t use flash or other lighting, the work isn’t marked as photography prohibited, and you’re not filming staff or visitors without their consent. Professional photography and filming require permission.

No, the Guimet Museum does not have a café, but it does have an all-day restaurant. In keeping with the museum’s focus on Asian arts and artwork, the on-site Hanok Restaurant features a Korean theme. Alongside full meals, you can enjoy tea, coffee, drinks, ice cream, and Korean pastries.

Yes, the Guimet Museum is accessible. Travelers with disabilities and a companion (if needed) enjoy free entry. There is an access ramp to avoid the stairs, plus adapted bathrooms and elevators between all floors. Reception counters, cash desks, and the auditorium have induction loops.