Exposition Visages d'artistes, de Gustave Courbet à Annette Messager - Tarif plein
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For an August 2026 visit, use the permanent-collection route for free access, or compare the listed Károly Ferenczy offer if that temporary exhibition is your intended visit. WE ARE [still] HERE is listed by the museum as free entrance. Confirm the selected date, availability, inclusions and final checkout terms before booking.
The seller row is specifically titled for the Károly Ferenczy Exhibition and is marked available, but its last check predates August 2026.
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The individual entrance is on Avenue Winston-Churchill, opposite the Grand Palais. Visitors with reduced mobility should use the ground-floor entrance to the right of the main staircase. The museum is generally open Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM; Friday and Saturday late openings run until 8:00 PM for temporary exhibitions. Check the relevant exhibition page for its last-entry time, and remember that timed entry does not remove normal access or security controls.
Admission to the Petit Palais permanent collections is free for all visitors and typically does not require a reservation. Paid tickets are only necessary for temporary exhibitions, with official full rates generally ranging from €14 to €16. Partner prices, such as the €17 exhibition ticket shown here, align with official exhibition rates plus a small service fee; always check for official reduced rates (approx. €12 for ages 18–26) or free entry (under 18s and disabled visitors) before booking through third parties.
Permanent collections remain free for all visitors. Temporary-exhibition eligibility varies by exhibition: the Petit Palais lists free entry for visitors under 18 for Károly Ferenczy, while reduced-rate eligibility and required proof should be checked for the selected exhibition. Visitors with a disability and one companion or carer can receive free admission with valid proof. Check the official exhibition or ticketing page before relying on a free or reduced option.
Arrive early enough for security checks, ticket scanning and wayfinding.
FAQ
No, access to the permanent art collections and the interior garden is free for all visitors and does not require a reservation. You only need to purchase a ticket if you wish to visit the temporary exhibitions.
No, all visitors must wait in the same security line at the main entrance (the golden gate). A skip-the-line or timed-entry ticket only allows you to bypass the queue for the physical ticket desk inside.
Yes, due to security regulations, suitcases and large bags (exceeding 40x30x20cm) are strictly prohibited. There are no lockers or cloakrooms available for large items, so plan to leave luggage at your hotel or a city locker.
Visitors under 18 enter free, and residents of the EEA aged 18-25 are eligible for reduced rates. While free for minors, it is recommended to book a free timed-entry slot online for popular exhibitions to guarantee entry.
There is typically a 15-minute grace period for timed tickets. If you arrive later than that, entry is at the discretion of the staff and depends on the current capacity of the exhibition rooms.
Yes, the semi-circular courtyard garden and its café are part of the free-access area of the museum. You can enjoy the architecture and the garden without purchasing an exhibition ticket.