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Musée du Luxembourg - History, Location & Key Facts 2023

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The Basics

Visit one of Paris’ leading art spaces independently and admire works by artists and photographers such as Vivian Maier and Nisa Villers. There’s no permanent collection at the Musée du Luxembourg, so even return visitors will find something to enjoy, and most visitors like to pair a stop at the museum with a stroll in the Jardin du Luxembourg. The Musée du Luxembourg can also be seen on select hop-on hop-off bus tours.

Things to Know Before You Go

The museum hosts an outpost of Paris’ celebrated Angelina tea room, which is famous for its hot chocolate and signature Mont-Blanc pastry.
The Musée du Luxembourg is fully accessible for visitors with reduced mobility; free admission for disabled visitors is also offered.
Audio guides are available via a smartphone app that can be downloaded for a small additional fee.

How to Get There

The Musée du Luxembourg is located on the edge of the Jardin du Luxembourg, in Paris’ sixth arrondissement. Take Métro Line 4 to Saint-Sulpice, or ride the RER B to the Gare du Luxembourg. The museum is served by bus routes 58, 84, and 89. It's also easily accessible on foot, by Vélib’ bike, or by car and taxi.

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