Quai Branly Museum (Musée du Quai Branly) Tours and Tickets

Admission to the Quai Branly Museum is €14, while the discounted price is €11. Anyone under 26 is free, and the first Sunday of the month is free for all. Combo tickets for the Quai Branly Museum and Rodin Museum cost €23 and are valid for three months after purchase.

The Quai Branly Museum is open Tuesday through Sunday. It's open from midmorning until evening, with extended hours on Thursday evenings. The museum is closed on Mondays except on short school holidays. The gardens are open slightly longer hours than the museum, also with extended Thursday hours.

Yes, guided tours are available at the Quai Branly Museum, but only in French. Guided tours cover the permanent collections and special exhibits; family-friendly tours are also available. Tours run on a set schedule. Alternatively, rent an audio guide, available in French, English, and other European and Asian languages.

Yes, the Quai Branly Museum is included in the Paris Museum Pass. This pass grants admission to 50-plus museums and attractions in Paris and is available for two, three, four, or six days. Alternatively, combine entrance to the Quai Branly Museum with the Rodin Museum for a discount.

Yes, the Quai Branly Museum is accessible to visitors with physical and intellectual disabilities. Entrance is free for visitors with a disability, plus a companion. Visitors with disabilities should prebook free admission online. Some parts of the museum are dark, but flashlights can be provided for visitors who need them.

In addition to its permanent exhibits, the Quai Branly Museum hosts special exhibitions related to the museum’s themes of Indigenous cultures. Special exhibits may cover archaeology, traditional clothing, imperial courts, or forms of music. The museum also hosts a range of concerts and talks—find up-to-date information on the museum’s website.