Tiqets
- Temporary exhibitions
- Live guide
- Private tour
- Audio guide
- Surroundings walk
The permanent collection of the Petit Palais is absolutely free, so paid options only make sense if you want to visit temporary exhibitions, get deep context from an art historian, or take a guided walk around the area. Choose a ticket or tour based on your interests.
Prices verified: 20 June 2026High season
For most independent travelers, free entry to the permanent collection is enough. However, if you are interested in temporary exhibitions or want to understand art more deeply, paid options are worth considering.
Entry to the main gallery of the Petit Palais is always free. Tickets for temporary exhibitions cost around €12–17, and buying them online helps you avoid the ticket office queue on popular days.
To access the inner garden with its mosaics and cafe, simply walk through the main lobby—entry is completely free. Note that luggage and carry-on suitcases are strictly prohibited, and all visitors must pass a security check.
The permanent collection is free for all visitors with no reservation required. Temporary exhibitions are free for visitors under 18 and disabled individuals with valid ID.
No, entry to the permanent collection of the Petit Palais is completely free, and there is no need to book tickets in advance.
You only have to pay to visit the temporary exhibitions. A separate ticket must be purchased for these.
Yes, the Petit Palais is a much quieter museum without huge crowds of tourists, so you won't have to stand in long lines. However, expect a short security check at the entrance.
The inner garden with its colonnade hides a quiet cafe where you can relax after viewing the exhibition or walking along the Champs-Élysées.
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