Guided tour / storytelling tour - in French (full price)
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For a standard visit, the €14 entry ticket via Tiqets or GetYourGuide is the most efficient choice, matching official rates with better mobile flexibility. Travelers looking for a full day of sightseeing should consider the Seine Cruise bundle, while frequent visitors will find the best value in the €38 Annual Pass, which includes priority entry.
Matches the official €14 benchmark price with instant smartphone confirmation and easy digital entry.
Compare offers ↓Conveniently bundles the museum's global art collections with a scenic boat tour of the Seine.
Compare offers ↓The annual pass offers unlimited skip-the-line access and early entry at 9:30 AM, paying for itself in just three visits.
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Compare offers ↓03Quai Branly & Seine Cruise Combo
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Compare offers ↓05Official Site (Direct reservation of mandatory free timed tickets)
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Main entrances are at 37 Quai Branly, 215 Rue de l'Université and 218 Rue de l'Université. Visitors with reduced mobility or requiring specific arrangements should use the recommended entrance at 222 Rue de l'Université. All visitors should allow time for entrance security checks. The museum is open until 10:00 PM on Thursdays; verify the official calendar for holiday exceptions.
Visible seller rows currently show standard entry listings at €14 from Tiqets and GetYourGuide, a guided-tour listing at €16 from the official site, a GetYourGuide digital-tour option at €28, Seine-cruise bundles from €31.90 or €32, and annual-pass listings at €38. Compare the final checkout total, availability, inclusions and cancellation terms before paying; the supplied rows do not establish an official standard-ticket benchmark.
Free admission is confirmed by the museum for visitors with disabilities and one accompanying person, on presentation of proof of eligibility. Other free or reduced-rate categories should be checked against the current official rates and reservation conditions before booking, including whether advance reservation and supporting documents are required.
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
FAQ
Digital tickets are fully accepted; you can show the QR code on your smartphone at the entrance turnstiles. Ensure your screen brightness is turned up and the barcode is clearly visible to avoid delays.
Entry is only guaranteed within 30 minutes of your selected time; late arrivals are subject to capacity and may be denied entry during peak hours. If you miss your window, staff might allow entry in the next available slot, but this is not a contractual right.
Strict security rules prohibit any luggage or bags larger than 55x35x20 cm, and there are no lockers available for oversized items. Small backpacks must be carried on the front or in your hand to protect the artifacts.
No, every visitor must pass through the mandatory security screening at the garden entrance regardless of ticket type. 'Skip-the-line' or 'priority' access refers only to bypassing the physical ticket-purchase windows inside.
While admission is free for those under 18 and EEA residents under 26, you must still reserve a 'free' timed-entry ticket on the official site or partner platforms to guarantee entry. You will be required to show valid photo ID at the entrance.
Official tickets are typically non-refundable and non-exchangeable. For better flexibility, booking through partners like Tiqets or GetYourGuide often allows for 24-hour cancellation, though you should verify the specific terms on their checkout page.
Yes, the Gilles Clément-designed gardens are free to enter and explore during museum opening hours. However, you must still pass through a security checkpoint to enter the garden perimeter.