Tours and Tickets to Experience Musée du Luxembourg

There are plenty of ways to experience the Musée du Luxembourg. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

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• Exploring The Luxembourg Garden: A Self-Guided Audio Tour

Musée du Luxembourg tickets cost €15.50 online or €14 in person at the standard rate, and €11.50 online or €10 in person for visitors ages 16–25 and the unemployed; admission is free for kids under 16. After 4pm on weekdays, guests 16–25 can get a free ticket for another young person when they buy one paying ticket.

The Musée du Luxembourg is open 10:30am–7pm Tuesday through Sunday, and has extended hours on Mondays, 10:30am–10pm. It closes on key French public holidays and the last entry is 45 minutes before closing, with the last in-person ticket sales 1 hour before closing.

The Musée du Luxembourg is set atop the Luxembourg Gardens on Paris’ Left Bank. It’s a few minutes’ walk from Luxembourg (RER line B), Saint-Sulpice (Metro line 4), Mabillon (Metro line 10), and Rennes (Metro line 12). Bus options include the 84 and 89, which stop close to the museum.

Yes, you can take photos at the Musée du Luxembourg as long as they are for private use, you don’t use flash or a tripod, and the work isn’t marked with a sign indicating you shouldn’t photograph it. Journalists, filmmakers, and broadcasters should contact the press office for permission.

Yes, the Musée du Luxembourg is accessible. There’s a secondary entrance to avoid the stairs at the front entrance, plus adapted bathrooms and an elevator, which serves all galleries as well as the restaurant. Audio guides have an induction loop, but braille documentation is not available.