Bourdelle Museum Museum of the City of Paris
The Bourdelle Museum, located in Paris, is dedicated to the work of the sculptor Antoine Bourdelle (1861-1929). Housed in his former studio, it features a rich collection of sculptures, drawings, and personal objects of the artist. The museum highlights his innovative style, blending classical tradition and modernity, and offers an intimate setting to explore his work and his influence on modern sculpture.
Where is the Bourdelle Museum located in Paris?
The Bourdelle Museum is located at 18, rue Antoine-Bourdelle, 75015 Paris.
Opening hours of the Bourdelle Museum
The Bourdelle Museum is open at the following times:
- Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM
- Last admission: 5:15 PM
- The museum is closed on January 1st, May 1st, and December 25th
The café-restaurant Le Rhodia is open Tuesday to Sunday from 10:00 AM to 5:30 PM.
What are the admission fees for the Bourdelle Museum?
Access to the Bourdelle Museum is free and does not require a reservation, subject to capacity limits.
Temporary exhibitions are ticketed, excluding discounts and free admissions:
- Full price: 10 euros
- Reduced price: 8 euros
Rates for guided tours, discovery visits, interactive visits, lectures, and storytelling:
- Full price: 7 euros
- Reduced price: 5 euros
Rates for workshops, trails, walking tours, lectures, and storytelling outside the museum:
- Full price: 10 euros
- Reduced price: 8 euros
How to get to the Bourdelle Museum by public transport?
The Bourdelle Museum is easily accessible by public transport.
Metro
- Lines 4, 6, 12, 13: Montparnasse - Bienvenüe station (exit 2 - Place Bienvenüe)
- Line 12: Falguière station
Bus
- Lines 28, 82, 89, 92: Maine - Vaugirard stop
Bourdelle Museum: what to visit nearby
Around the Bourdelle Museum, several interesting sites and places are worth visiting to enrich your cultural experience and strolls in Paris:
- Parc Montsouris: a large landscaped park ideal for a relaxing walk, located nearby. Perfect for a nature break after visiting the museum.
- Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris: a university campus with diverse architecture and gardens. Interesting for discovering buildings with international styles.
- Parc Georges Brassens: another pleasant park featuring a second-hand book market and a small urban vineyard. Located within walking distance.
- The Butte-aux-Cailles neighborhood: a charming area with cobblestone streets, cafés, and street art. Ideal for an authentic stroll in a less touristy part of Paris.
These places offer a good balance of nature, culture, and urban discovery around the Bourdelle Museum.