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A real green light for the fine arts, the Petit Palais offer you a chronological visit in a remarkably renovated space.
It has a very fine collection of paintings, sculptures, furniture and works of art from antiquity until 1914.
Among its treasures are found an outstanding collection of Greek vases and a very important set of Flemish and Dutch paintings of the seventeenth century around the famous Rembrandt Self-Portrait with dog.
Its magnificent collection of French paintings from the eighteenth and nineteenth century features some major works. In the field of sculpture, the museum prides itself on some beautiful collections of Carpeaux, Carries and Dalou.
The decorative art collection is particularly extensive for the Renaissance and for the 1900 period, whether it be Gallé glassworks, Jewellery of Fouquet and Lalique, or the dining room designed by Guimard for his private mansion.
The museum finally features a beautiful graphic arts cabinet, notably with the complete series of engravings by Dürer, Rembrandt, Callot... and a rare collection of Nordic drawings.
Every day throughout the year between 10 am and 6 pm. Closed on Monday. Ticket office closes at 5pm.
Evenings: Friday until 9pm for temporary exhibitions.
"Reservation fee + entrance fee per person. A fixed price is charged for an activity with a Paris Musées cultural facilitator.
External guide accepted
For more information on prices, contact petitpalais.ré[email protected]
Dedicated rates for CSE, associations and communities and for tourism professionals.
Adult: The permanent collections are free.
Temporary exhibitions are subject to a fee and prices vary.
Free entry for children < 18 years, Job-seeker, disabled people and accompanying persons.
Group rate available for > 10 people.
Free for permanent exhibitions.
Free entrance and reduced price for temporay exhibitions under conditions.
Child audioguides languages : English, Spanish, French
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