Practical information

The museum is open every day (except Tuesday) from 11 am to 7 pm

Admission fees

  • 15€ Full rate
  • 12€ Reduce rate
  • Free under 18 years old

For reduce rate and free admission See details here 

Booking

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Opening hours

The museum is open every day (except Tuesday) from 11 am to 7 pm

Adapted scenography one Sunday per month from 11 am to 1 pm

Last admission – 1 hour before closing

Closed on 1 January, 1 May, 14 July and 25 December

Getting here

Palais de Chaillot 
17 place du Trocadéro 
75116 Paris 

Metro : lines 6, 9 stop “Trocadéro” (exit 6)

Buses : lines 22, 30, 32, 63 stop “Trocadéro”

Contact

Tel : 01 53 65 69 69

contact(@)musee-marine.fr

Practical information

The museum is open every day (except Tuesday) from 11 am to 7 pm

Late-night opening hours every first Thursday of the month until 10 pm

Last admission 1h before closing time.

Musée national de la Marine

Palais de Chaillot

17 place du Trocadéro

75116 Paris

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Services

  • Toilets and baby-changing tables

    The museum has toilets and baby-changing tables in the reception area. Toilets are also available throughout the visitor route.

  • Equipment loan

    For your comfort, we offer free loan of baby carriers, pushchairs, cane seats and wheelchairs, as well as noise-cancelling headsets, sunglasses and hearing loop devices (BIM).

    Please ask our reception staff.

    Loans are made in exchange for a form of ID.

  • Lockers, cloakroom

    Lockers with codes are available in the reception area, where you can store your personal belongings.

  • Baby area

    A quiet space is available for parents in the reception area to look after their baby. It is equipped with a nursing chair.

  • Lifts

    Thanks to the lifts, the whole museum is accessible to visitors with reduced mobility and to pushchairs.

  • Induction loop

    For hearing-impaired visitors, our reception/ticket desks are fitted with induction loops.

  • Visitor aids

    Let yourself be guided through the collections by La Boussole, a free visitor application, accessible from your smartphone without downloading. 

    Borrow the “sailor's bag” from reception for families with children aged 3 to 5, suitable for children with autism spectrum disorders, or the Easy-to-read booklet (FALC). ( only available in french )

     

  • Visitor map

    The museum map is available free of charge at reception. Highlights, family trail... follow the flags and let yourself be guided!

  • Car park

    Kléber-Longchamp car park, 67 avenue Kléber, 75016 Paris.

    265 spaces, including 3 reserved for visitors with reduced mobility.

  • Lost property

    If you have lost something, please contact our reception staff on site.

  • Phone power banks

    If your phone battery runs out, we have power banks available for you.

    Available on a self-service basis in the museum's entrance hall.

FAQ

Questions ? Find the most frequently asked questions here

Booking online is strongly recommended. Buying your ticket online guarantees you can enter at the time stated on your ticket. However, you can also buy your ticket at the ticket desk without booking in advance, though you should expect to wait if it's busy.

Online ticket office

Please check your spam/junk folder. If you can't find anything, you can contact the museum team at contact(@)musee-marine.fr. Please include the name and first name used for the purchase, as well as the date, time and number of tickets bought, along with the amount paid if possible.