Rodin Museum (Musée Rodin)

Just a fantastic museum to visit. We came in on Wednesday ~11AM, no line at all, and the entire place was not crowded at all. I heavily recommend purchasing the audio guide - it’s a high quality experience with visual aids that is well narrated and paced. The full tour of the museum + garden is around 2h30m, and there’s also a highlights option that lasts about 1h. Whether you’re a lover of sculpture or not - I think this is a very underrated museum to visit and much more pleasant than some of the more overcrowded options.
Kostyantyn Karpina - 2 weeks ago

Exceptional collection of Rodin's sculptures and a few pieces by Camille Claudel. This is a well organized museum with a logical progression. While strolling by yourself there is fine, a tour really adds value because you wouldn't notice many things otherwise. The museum was unusually overheated. The garden made for a pleasant walk and contains many more statues, including in a little side pavilion with a large glass panel.
Philippe - a week ago

One of my favorite museums in Paris. I could walk here all day. There’s so many little corners where you can stop and take a seat away from the crowds. I was having a Midnight in Paris moment when we entered as it started drizzling. Annoying to some, buy magical to me. My first time here was the first time I visited almost 20 years ago. I remember being in awe at everything I saw. I was in constant amazement at all the figures I saw. And that was just outside. Don’t even get me started on the actual museum. It was just as magical this time around. I decided to take a stroll around the garden then stopped to rest in that little corner where certain pieces were behind a glass door. Just by the gates of hell. All I kept saying during my walk was how crazy it is that not more people come here. It’s never as crowded as the other smaller museums, but has so much to offer as far as getting more bang for your buck. The garden area alone is worth the entry fee. There’s a perfect spot where you’re standing in front of the thinker and behind it is the Eiffel Tower. You honestly cannot get better than that. Don’t forget to go inside the museum. I saw a bunch of students in random corners drawing one of the figures. It was so nice to see. See you again next time.
julie demdam - a week ago

Auguste Rodin was an amazing artist and being able to see his home and gardens is amazing. Getting to see his works of art up and close, along with his own collection of art from other artists is special. Each time you visit you find something new to admire.
Douglas George - 2 weeks ago

The Rodin Museum is a must—whether you’re into art, history, sculpture, or just love learning more about them. Visit on a weekday and you can walk right in—no prior booking, barely a 5-minute wait. You can easily spend 1–3 hours here, wandering through the gardens and galleries. The audio guide is great if you want to dive deeper into the stories behind each piece, but it’s entirely optional. A peaceful, inspiring escape in Paris
anju - 2 months ago