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All the pages of museejacquemartandre.com, grouped by what you're looking for: booking an evening or a visit, preparing your trip to 158 Boulevard Haussmann, understanding the house, or reading a review. Museum admission tickets, however, are purchased at the museum.
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- Home — Musée Jacquemart-André
- The complete guide to the Jacquemart-André Museum
- What to book in advance and what to buy at the museum
- Reviews of the six bookable experiences
Book
- Opera in the Salons: La Traviata and Rigoletto
- Private Walk Through Haussmann’s Paris
- Palais Garnier, timed ticket
- Guided tour of the Musée d’Orsay
- Seine River night cruise
Before you visit
- How much does the Musée Jacquemart-André cost?
- Do I need to book?
- How much time should I allow?
- Opening hours, Friday late opening, tea room
- The best time to visit
- Getting there by metro, bus, or on foot
- Is the museum free?
- Cloakroom, bags and strollers
- What to Wear, Day and Evening
- Visiting with children
- Accessibility
- The App and the Audioguide
The House
- Room by room highlights
- Masterpieces of the Collection
- The Exhibition “Eternal Tintoretto”
- The History of the Hôtel André
- Who was Nélie Jacquemart
- Le Nélie, Tea Room Without a Ticket
- Why “Jacquemart” ?
- Who Owns the Museum ?
- The museum curator
Good to know
- Is the museum worth a visit?
- Where to eat near the museum
- Around the museum: Saint-Augustin, Monceau, the boulevard
Reviews
- La Traviata in the salons
- Rigoletto in the salons
- Private Haussmannian stroll
- Palais Garnier, self-guided tour
- Guided tour of Orsay
- Seine River night cruise