Musée Rodin, Paris: Photos, Reviews & Location

18th-century mansion & sculpture garden displaying Rodin's influential works, such as The Thinker.

At a glance

#43 of 162 Tourist attractions in Paris #15 of 41 Museums in Paris

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.60

1.8 km from the center of Paris

Rating breakdown

5 ★73%
4 ★20%
3 ★4%
2 ★1%
1 ★1%

77 Rue de Varenne, 75007 Paris, France

musee-rodin.fr

+33 1 44 18 61 10

Quick facts

What is the rating of Musée Rodin?: Musée Rodin is rated 4.6 out of 5 based on 15,816 reviews.
How does Musée Rodin rank in Paris?: Musée Rodin is #43 of 162 Tourist attractions in Paris by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Musée Rodin located?: 77 Rue de Varenne, 75007 Paris, France — 1.8 km from the center of Paris.
How can I contact Musée Rodin?: Phone: +33 1 44 18 61 10 · Website: musee-rodin.fr

Great museum! I always visit it whenever I come to Paris.
Apart from the exhibitions, explore the romantic history between Claudel and Rodin.
Museum’s garden is magnificent and peaceful! Such a relaxing place to sit and ponder while enjoying a glass of wine surrounded by Rodin’s aura

Stephen G 2023 Sep 28

Rodin was tre prolific.
Never realized just how many gone arts he was into.
The original thinker is here and it's magnificent..
Two floors of eye-popping art.
And the building is one he lived in while producing some of his be works.
This is a must stop when in Paris.

George George 2023 Sep 26

We loved it! Sculpture Garden was spectacular. Van Goghs and other artists were a nice bonus. Wasn't crowded, grounds and estate were beautiful. Lovely place to take a break from the bustle and crowds of the city

Tara Hashemi 2023 Sep 26

Peaceful spaced out Rodin museum. Buying tickets on site was straightforward, €13 per person. The garden was beautiful, but the statues weren't well maintained, leftover rain in some cavities and a lot of spider webs. The marble collection was in an inaccessible room and better preserved I suppose.

The interior collection was very interesting, but the building doesn't have AC and they had left scattered fans in some of the rooms. In late September, it was starting to get unbearable after an hour spent inside, I can't imagine how warm it would be visiting the museum in July or August. Overall a must-visit for art appreciaters.

Kate Pipa 2023 Aug 19

Beautiful grounds to stroll around, especially earlier in the morning when there is less people. There is a lot of artwork to see in the house as well. I think I spent about an hour inside and an hour outside. I took my time reading the descriptions for all the statues outdoors. It was nice to see a yoga class going on in the back of the garden as well, something to look into next time I’m in Paris.

Jona Jones 2023 Aug 06

Gorgeous museum. It was raining on the day we went and very humid. The staff had placed fans around the property to stir the air. This was wonderful and very much appreciated. The museum is incredible, as well as the grounds. The gift shop was a bit overpriced on clothing, which was disappointing. The museum and property were both well managed overall.

Travelbug 2023 Aug 03

Highly recommend to visit this place when in Paris.
I was thoroughly impressed by how much impressive work Rodin has competed. The
Museum did such a good job displaying different medium of work through out. It was super nice to have such a huge garden display as well.
It was really nice to be able to get the ticket with open date. Super helpful to come here spontaneously without having to worry having to go on a specified date.

Irena Nadj 2023 Jul 15

One of my favorite museums in Paris. The garden is a gorgeous place to relax before or after visiting the museum, and the exhibition is amazing! Unfortunately, a good chunk of the garden was under construction when I visited, but it did not take much away from the experience. One thing I did mind was that it was sweltering inside the museum, which made me uncomfortable enough to rush through much of the exhibit. A few more fans or some sort of air conditioning would be great.