Always Free Museums
ARCHITECTURE ET DU PATRIMOINE, Cité de l' (French architecture and monuments) Permanent Collection Free
ARSENAL, Musée de l' (Paris architecture and urban planning) Free
ART MODERNE DE LA VILLE DE PARIS, Musée d' (City of Paris modern art collection) Permanent Collection Free
BALZAC, Maison de (life and work in the home of Honoré de Balzac) Permanent Collection Free
BOURDELLE, Musée (life and work of sculptor Antoine Bourdelle) Permanent Collection Free
CARNAVALET, Musée (history of the City of Paris) Permanent Collection Free
CERNUSCHI, Musée (Asiatic arts) Permanent Collection Free
COGNACQ-JAY, Musée (home and art of businessman Ernest Cognacq) Permanent Collection Free
FRAGONARD, Musée (the history and making of fragrances) Free
GALLIERA, Musée (fashion) Permanent Collection Free
HUGO, Maison de Victor (home and workspace of writer Victor Hugo) Permanent Collection Free
MOULIN, Musée Jean (French Resistance / WWII) Permanent Collection Free
NOTRE DAME DE PARIS, Crypte Archéologique Parvis de (archeological dig) Permanent Collection Free
PETITE PALAIS, Musée des Beaux-Arts de la Ville de Paris (wide variety of the City's art collection) Permanent Collection Free
ROMANTIQUE, Musée de la Vie (life and work of writers George Sand and Ary Scheffer) Permanent Collection Free
TOKYO, Palais de (contemporary art and exhibition space) Permanent Collections Free
ZADKINE, Musée (life and work of sculptor Ossip Zadkine) Permanent Collection Free
Free museums in Paris
Free in Paris
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Paris museums, owned by the City do not charge admission to their permanent collections.
Other Museums are usually free on the first Sunday of each month, but the major museums can get crowded during this time.
To save time purchase the Paris Museum Pass that covers more than 70 museums and monuments in Paris and Ile de France, purchase it at any participating sights, major Métro stations, and tourist office branches. With the pass, visits are unlimited, which means you can revisit a museums such as the Louvre as many time as you wish as well as to skip the lines.
For an up to date list visit www.parismuseumpass.com
Free museums in Paris