Jackson Pollock. Les premières années (1934-1947)
Located in the heart of the historic and trendy Marais, the Musée national Picasso-Paris is a must see among the great Parisian museums. The Musée national Picasso-Paris’s exceptional collection is a result of a dation from Picasso’s family members. Representative of Pablo Picasso’s entire career, the collection is composed of major works from the artist’s workshops, which he preserved until his death, and of his entire archives (more than 200,000 pieces), forming a faithful and intimate portrait of one of the most emblematic modern artists. This collection – considered to be the most important in the world – is housed in an exceptional 17th century mansion, nestled in the historic heart of French culture.
In addition to its main collection, the Musée Picasso presents a rich program of temporary exhibitions and more contemporary performing arts whose artists or themes show Picasso’s broad and enduring legacy.
Come and explore the richness of Picasso’s creation and make your encounter with the works a unique experience.
Book nowClosing days
* Monday
Open on public holidays
* May 8
* November 11th
* July 14th
* August 15th
* November 1st
* Ascension
* Pentecost
* Easter
Late opening in the eveningNocturne le 1er mercredi du mois jusqu'à 22h00 (dernier accès 21h15, fermeture des salles à partir de 21h40).Tourisme & Handicap State quality rating
Accessibility summary
Physical disability:
\- The entire museum can be accessed by lifts
\- All spaces are accessible to wheelchair users excluding one small historic room that cannot be adapted (former chapel of the house)
\- Equipment for hire:
¤ 40 cane chairs
¤ 3 wheelchairs (with different seat sizes)
\- Large lift
\- Access ramp
\- Adapted toilets
\- The ramp linking the 1st and 2nd floors is not for accessibility, as it leads to stairs: please take the lift
Hearing impairment:
\- The auditorium is equipped with a magnetic induction loop
\- The museum offers commentary of works in French Sign Language (available on the website and the GuidiGo platform)
\- Neckband induction loop can be rented on demand to be used with audioguides (for unguided visits) and audiophones (for group tours)
\- Museum maps are available in French and English at the welcome desk
\- Guided tours in French Sign Language and lip-reading available for pre-arranged groups
\- Museum staff are trained in French Sign Language
Visual impairment:
\- Audiodescription tours are available for pre-arranged groups
\- It is recommended that visitors with visual impairments come accompanied
Mental disability:
\- The museum offers 2 booklets in easy-to-understand French:
¤ 1 booklet on the museum
¤ 1 booklet on the current exhibition
\- Booklets are available at the welcome desk for free on request (or can be downloaded from the website)
\- Adapted visits for pre-arranged groups
\- Certain activities designed for families are accessible to young people with learning disabilities
For a personalized welcome, make a booking at: accessibilite@museepicassoparis.fr
Site tested and approved in 2015 by 'Paris en Fauteuil Roulant' ('Paris in a Wheelchair'): https://www.facebook.com/parisenfauteuilroulant/
Address
5 rue de Thorigny, 75003, Paris