Rodin Museum + Picasso Museum Skip the Line Tickets

Getting in right away without standing in long lines, and seeing wonderful works by Picasso that I didn't know about! Very well set up exhibition!

Everything... the place, the way Rodin's work was displyed, the narrative, the current exhibition "the invisibles." Beauty everywhere

No issues with using headout, went to the Rodin museum. It was really interesting and walking through the gardens, seeing his larger and famous pieces, was wonderful.

It is my favourite museum in Paris.. What makes it memorable is the relaxed atmosphere and the ability to see his work in a very very beautiful space. It's almost as if you were invited into his home

The museum and grounds are absolutely beautiful and this is an extensive collection of Rodin's incredible work with surprises as well. Be forewarned, there's no AC and it gets stuffy so dress appropriately, but do not leave this off your itenerary while in Paris.

The Plollock exhibit was amazing. I had studied Pollock in graduate school in the 1960's and seen many of his works. But it was thrilling to see so many of his works brought together in one place and juxtaposed with works by Picasso and others. The Collection of the museum is great of course. But the last time I visited the collection 2 years ago it was closed. So it was especially pleasing to experience it this trip. What a fabulous day!

The Rodin museum was one of my favorite museums in Paris. I toured the sculpture garden first then enjoyed getting the context and history from the museum exhibits. A few days later I visited the house of Antoine Bourdelle, a student of Rodin, which provided even more color around Rodin's influence.

Lovely museum in a nice house set within a great garden. I did not know much about the artist before and found the audio guide insightful and enlightening. The museum is not as busy as some of the other Paris attractions.

Exhibition of remarkable artistic value, no lines at the entrance with tickets purchased online. Unmissable visit near the splendid Hotel des Invalides and the Alexandre III Bridge.

I wanted to revisit as I'd been there 20 years ago. The exhibits and gardens have been extensively renovated. The house is as beautiful as I remembered it but much more detail and I'm glad to see a special room now dedicated to Camille Claudel. It was a serene oasis on a very hot day. Just a stones throw from the amazing metro stop Varenne, with its Rodin themed platform. I won't spoil it but a must for all art lovers. The shop and cafe were beautifully presented too.

Awesome day spent strolling the grounds looking at gorgeously displayed sculptures. Inside portion of the Museum was just as lovely.

Very beautiful museum with superb exteriors. However, I'm moderating my opinion because it was starting to get hot inside on the first floor (it was only 11:30) and I kindly asked the attendants that it might be a good idea to turn the fans on (there were fans everywhere, but they were all unplugged). I was told 2 times that it wasn't their responsibility... I replied that it wasn't mine, but that I was a visitor and perhaps it should be brought up again, as I personally cut short my visit on the floor to get out again. I think these answers were totally inappropriate. It's a shame.

All the works, including portraits of celebrities such as VHugo, Balzac and Camille Claudel + the fact that Rodin lived here. And, of course, the gardens. The only downside: I'd made a reservation, so I didn't have to queue. However, I wanted to take an audioguide and pay in cash. I was told that I had to queue at the cash desk because there's no cash for audioguides. I wasn't convinced by the answer, so I dispensed with the audioguide, but I was disappointed.

21st century with its challenge to youngsters to bodily imitate his sculptures. My serious and only complaint is how the Headout "service" forces customers, at least those who purchase their tickets through a low-bandwidth connection such as mobile Internet, to install a 44 Megabyte app full of unwanted offers and advertising before displaying a barcade that will let them into the museum. My granddaughter and I wasted nearly half an hour on this nonsense. Raise the ticket price enough to cover a non-parasitic service like other museums use that just takes the customer's payment and gives them their entry barcode without unnecessary delay and ads. .

Beautiful collection of Rondins sculptures, beautiful park, where they are presented and a beautiful Museum. Not overly crowded with people as there is a lot of space to walk around and check out the artworks in peace. I definitely recommend this location to everyone who wants to see art and enjoys the chilled atmosphere in a park at the same time.

I really liked the way the works were arranged on the interior tour and the description of them in the audio guide. Outside, I thought that the works in the side garden were very scattered, giving me the feeling that they were abandoned.

Good experience. No issues at all. Better to plan Musuem de'Orsay as the first visit as it requires a lot of time. Rodin musuem can be covered on couple of hours at the most.

The Rodin Museum is my favourite museum in the world. The setting is so beautiful and peaceful. Their website to buy tickets was very confusing so, being able to buy them here was very helpful.

Both security and admission went very quickly - and then I had a wonderful morning in the garden and in the museum.

The gardens were lovely, the sculptures and exhibits well placed and curated. The sun was shining and there was ice cream. A perfect afternoon!