Cézanne's Studio (Atelier Cézanne) Tours and Tickets

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Admission to Cézanne’s Studio typically costs €9.50 for a standard adult ticket, or €7.50 for young visitors (13–17 years old) and students (18–25); it’s free for kids 12 and under. Guided tours, which are ticketed separately, are more expensive and often sell out in advance.

Yes, Cézanne’s Studio is suitable for children, particularly school-age kids. Entry is free for visitors up to 12 years old, and the compact space makes it easy to explore. Be aware, though, since the focus is on recreating the artist’s real workspace, some younger children may get bored, unless you’re taking a family-friendly tour with activities to engage kids.

Inside Cézanne’s Studio, you can see the artist’s preserved workspace, including original furniture, objects, and still-life props depicted in his paintings—a perfect way to understand more about both his art and his daily life. It’s also possible to see private rooms that display personal belongings and letters, and you can explore the beautiful garden too.

Yes, visiting Cézanne’s Studio is definitely worth it, especially if you’re an art lover. Cézanne is widely referred to as the “Father of Modern Art,” and it's a special experience to see his original easels, brushes, and palettes that created world-renowned paintings. The studio also brings you closer to the views and objects that inspired his work.

No, unfortunately Cézanne’s Studio isn’t accessible to wheelchair users. The historical nature of the building means it still includes steps, and there’s no elevator to the studio. The outdoor area has a gravel floor, and visitors in wheelchairs can get to the terrace if their wheelchair can move along gravel.