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For a standard museum visit, the official row is the clearest benchmark: €19 for the permanent collections plus the Baroque Splendors exhibition. A Tiqets museum skip-the-line row is also listed at €19, while GetYourGuide museum-entry rows are marked limited. Compare the final checkout total, inclusions and cancellation terms for the exact date before booking.
The official listing states the permanent collections plus Baroque Splendors and is marked available.
Compare offers ↓Tiqets has an available Musée Jacquemart-André skip-the-line row at €19; its row requires checkout verification for the selected date and ticket option.
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Official site — Full rate: permanent collections + Baroque Splendors
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Use the museum entrance at 158 Boulevard Haussmann. Online tickets act as an access pass; during exhibition periods, select a 15-minute slot and show the ticket on your smartphone or as a printout. The museum is accessible to visitors with reduced mobility and has a lift to the upper floor. Strollers are not permitted inside, and suitcases cannot be stored; medium bags may fit in the 45 × 28 × 28 cm coded lockers.
The visible official offer is €19 EUR for the permanent collections plus the Baroque Splendors exhibition. Tiqets also shows a €19 EUR Musée Jacquemart-André skip-the-line listing, while two GetYourGuide museum-entry rows show €19 EUR with limited availability. Compare the final checkout total, inclusions and cancellation terms for the selected date.
Entry is free for children under 7, disabled visitors (plus one companion), and ICOM/ICOMOS cardholders. Unlike many major Paris museums, children under 7 and ICOM members do not need to reserve a timed slot in advance; admission is granted on-site with valid proof. Disabled visitors also benefit from priority access. Reduced rates are available for youth (7–18), students, job seekers, and seniors over 65. Note that the Paris Museum Pass is NOT accepted at this venue. Official tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable.
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
FAQ
Digital tickets are fully accepted. You can present the PDF or barcode on your smartphone at the entrance. Note that online tickets for June 2026 require selecting a specific 15-minute entry slot to manage visitor flow within the historic mansion.
Official tickets are generally non-refundable. However, you can exchange your date or time slot once via your online account for a €2 fee, provided the change is made at least one day before your visit. For more flexible 24-hour cancellation, consider booking through partners like Tiqets or GetYourGuide.
No. While these tickets allow you to bypass the queue for the ticket office, all visitors must undergo a mandatory security screening. During peak June periods, there may still be a short wait at the gate for this check, regardless of your ticket type.
No. For security and preservation reasons, strollers and pushchairs are strictly forbidden inside the museum; the venue recommends using a baby carrier instead. Suitcases and large backpacks are also prohibited, and the on-site lockers are small (45 x 28 x 28 cm), making them unsuitable for cabin luggage.
The museum provides a 30-minute grace period for late arrivals. If you arrive beyond this window, entry is at the discretion of the staff and may be denied if the museum has reached its hourly capacity, which is common during the summer high season.
Children under 7, disabled visitors (plus one companion), and ICOM cardholders enter for free. According to 2026 rules, free admission for children under 7 is typically granted on-site without a prior reservation, while other free-entry categories can often skip the ticket line by presenting valid proof directly at the entrance.
No, the famous tea room does not accept reservations. It is a major internal bottleneck, especially during afternoon tea and weekend brunch. You can access the Café without a museum ticket, but expect a separate queue even if you have already finished your museum visit.