VISIT THE LUXEMBOURG MUSEUM

An essential symbol of art in the heart of the Jardin du Luxembourg

Located in the magnificent Jardin du Luxembourg, the Musée du Luxembourg is one of the oldest museums in France. Every year, it presents high-quality temporary exhibitions, often devoted to major artists or artistic movements.

Why visit?

It's the perfect opportunity to combine a cultural visit with a stroll through one of the most beautiful gardens in Paris. The exhibitions are carefully selected and often staged in partnership with major international museums.

A brief history and anecdotes

Inaugurated in 1750, the Musée du Luxembourg was the first French museum open to the public. Originally devoted to the royal collection, it had several vocations before becoming a prestigious venue for temporary exhibitions run by the Senate.

What can you do there?

- Visit the current temporary exhibition
- Use the audioguide to enhance your visit
- Relax in the Jardin du Luxembourg after your visit
- Discover the sculptures and fountains that adorn the park

Where is it?

📍 19 Rue de Vaugirard, 75006 Paris
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Practical advice

- Buy tickets in advance to avoid waiting times
- Take advantage of a morning visit to stroll around the garden afterwards
- Check the exhibition calendar on the official website

To discover around

- Luxembourg Gardens
- Pantheon
- Saint-Sulpice Church
- Latin Quarter

Audioguide

🎧 Listen to our immersive description of the Musée du Luxembourg on History Guide City Paris!
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