Ornate facade of Petit Palais in Paris with intricate architectural details.
Elegant staircase and sculpture inside Petit Palais, Paris, with Bruno Liljefors exhibition.
Petit Palais interior with ornate tapestries and antique furniture, Paris.
Sculpture gallery inside Petit Palais, Paris, featuring classical statues and ornate architecture.
Foxes and birds in a forest scene, Bruno Liljefors exhibition at Petit Palais.
Black and white cat in a field of yellow flowers, Bruno Liljefors exhibition, Petit Palais.
Two birds swimming in water, artwork by Bruno Liljefors at Petit Palais exhibition.

Petit Palais: Direct Entry Ticket + Temporary Exhibition, Paris

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Duration: 2 hours

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Explore Petit Palais in Paris with direct entry to both its permanent and temporary exhibitions, offering an exciting glimpse into French Renaissance art as well as exquisite 19th-century paintings and sculptures without the wait. Gain exclusive access to "Worth's Legacy: The Inventing Haute Couture" exhibition from May 7–September 7, 2025, celebrating Charles Frederick Worth’s transformative impact on fashion in Paris during the 19th century. This experience provides a unique opportunity for visitors to explore both historical and contemporary art narratives within one visit.

Bypass ticket lines at Petit Palais with your Direct Entry Ticket and explore both temporary and permanent collections without delay.

'The Worth: Inventing Haute Couture' exhibit at the Petit Palais Museum highlights Charles Frederick Worth's pioneering impact on 19th-century fashion, marking his role in founding modern haute couture.

Explore masterpieces by French painters Renoir, Monet, and Degas within the museum’s permanent collection after visiting The Worth exhibition—admission to these exhibits is complimentary.

Navigate through all Petit Palais Museum exhibitions using their app with a chronological itinerary that you can pre-plan.

Access granted for entry into the Petit Palais Museum

Admission includes access to view all permanent exhibitions at the museum

Use of a ticket for admission to The Worth: Inventing Haute Couture temporary exhibition

Personal Expenses

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Ornate facade of Petit Palais in Paris with intricate architectural details.

Ornate facade of Petit Palais in Paris with intricate architectural details.

Your Experience

At Petit Palais in Paris, enjoy direct entry to both permanent and temporary exhibitions without any waiting. Explore its free-access permanent collection that showcases French and Italian Renaissance art alongside stunning 19th-century French paintings and sculptures.

  • Temporary Exhibition Access: Worth's Legacy

The Inventing Haute Couture exhibition, dedicated to Charles Frederick Worth at Petit Palais (May 7–September 7, 2025), celebrates the English designer who transformed fashion in the 19th century by founding Paris’s first haute couture house. This display includes elegant gowns, sketches, accessories, and portraits that emphasize his innovative contributions—such as seasonal collections, live models, and designer labels—which bringd dressmaking to a prestigious art form and established Paris as the world's fashion capital.

Elegant staircase and sculpture inside Petit Palais, Paris, with Bruno Liljefors exhibition.

Elegant staircase and sculpture inside Petit Palais, Paris, with Bruno Liljefors exhibition.

Petit Palais interior with ornate tapestries and antique furniture, Paris.

Petit Palais interior with ornate tapestries and antique furniture, Paris.

Sculpture gallery inside Petit Palais, Paris, featuring classical statues and ornate architecture.

Sculpture gallery inside Petit Palais, Paris, featuring classical statues and ornate architecture.

This tour offers direct access to both temporary and permanent displays at Petit Palais Museum, allowing you to bypass ticket lines. With over 12,000 square meters housing a diverse collection that includes the works of French Impressionists like Renoir, Monet, and Degas in its permanent exhibits as well as special exhibitions such as "Worth: Inventing Haute Couture," it's an enriching experience. The tour is conducted in English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish, featuring an audio guide to enhance your visit. Approximately 500 visitors are accommodated per hour, giving you about two hours to explore galleries with over 10,000 art pieces dating back to medieval times.

Explore "Worth: Inventing Haute Couture" at Petit Palais

The temporary exhibition titled "Worth: Inventing Haute Couture," which forms part of the tour, delves into Charles Frederick Worth's groundbreaking influence on 19th-century fashion and modern haute couture. Since its establishment in 1902, this Parisian art venue has been home to more than 10,000 artworks across over 12,000 square meters, including masterpieces by French Impressionists Renoir, Monet, and Degas. The Petit Palais offers a unique blend of historical architecture with modern exhibitions for visitors keen on exploring its rich cultural legacy.

Discover French Impressionists at Petit Palais

The museum's vast collection includes works by renowned artists such as Renoir, Monet, and Degas. Since opening in 1902, the Petit Palais is celebrated for showcasing over 10,000 artworks ranging from medieval periods to early 20th-century art within an area of about 12,000 square meters. Visitors can spend up to two hours exploring galleries filled with paintings, sculptures, and decorative arts while appreciating both historical French art perspectives and contemporary exhibitions.

Tour Highlights

  • Achieve direct entry into the Petit Palais Museum.
  • Enjoy skip-the-line access to temporary exhibition visits.
  • An audio guide is available in five languages: English, French, German, Italian, Spanish.
  • The tour includes a visit to "Worth: Inventing Haute Couture" at the museum.
  • Explore permanent collections by Renoir and Monet for up to two hours.
  • Experience both historical architecture and modern exhibitions together.

Navigate through over 10,000 artworks within a space of 12,000 square meters without waiting in lines.

This guided tour is perfect for history buffs, art lovers, and culture enthusiasts. It offers unparalleled access to the Petit Palais Museum's extensive collections during a two-hour visit that highlights French Impressionist masterpieces by Renoir, Monet, and Degas while exploring Charles Frederick Worth’s contributions to fashion.

Tips for Visitors

  • Book your visit at least a day in advance during peak season to avoid sold-out sessions and ensure smooth entry.
  • Download and activate any necessary passes on your phone before arriving for quick access through the museum's entrance.
  • To maximize your time, start with The Worth: Inventing Haute Couture exhibition as it offers a guided tour experience that helps bypass ticket lines.
Foxes and birds in a forest scene, Bruno Liljefors exhibition at Petit Palais.

Foxes and birds in a forest scene, Bruno Liljefors exhibition at Petit Palais.

Black and white cat in a field of yellow flowers, Bruno Liljefors exhibition, Petit Palais.

Black and white cat in a field of yellow flowers, Bruno Liljefors exhibition, Petit Palais.

To ensure availability and avoid sold-out sessions at Petit Palais, book your visit in advance during peak season for a smooth experience.

If you're visiting multiple attractions in Paris, start with the furthest one from your location to make efficient use of your time.

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FAQs

No, entry to the Petit Palais’s permanent collection is free, allowing you to enjoy French and Italian Renaissance art along with stunning 19th-century paintings and sculptures at no charge.
The ticket includes access to both the permanent and temporary exhibits at the Petit Palais Museum.
You'll find artworks by renowned French painters such as Renoir, Monet, and Degas in the museum's permanent collection.
No, this package does not include travel insurance. You'll need to arrange that separately if desired.
The Worth: Inventing Haute Couture exhibition explores Charles Frederick Worth’s impact on 19th-century fashion by founding Paris's first haute couture house, featuring exquisite gowns and accessories.
You can benefit from using the museum’s app, which allows you to follow a pre-decided itinerary and explore all exhibits in chronological order for an efficient experience.
The temporary exhibition runs from May 7 through September 7, 2025, celebrating Charles Frederick Worth's contributions to haute couture in Paris.
Personal expenses are not covered by your ticket purchase; these may include any food or souvenirs you choose to buy while visiting the museum.
Yes, the museum also features French and Italian Renaissance art along with stunning 19th-century sculptures as part of its permanent collection.
By using direct entry tickets provided in your package, you'll skip ticketing lines and make the most of your visit to both permanent and temporary exhibits over more than 12,000 square meters.

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