Free admission museums in Paris (France): Have you heard about them?

If it's your first time visiting the capital city of Paris, it would be incomplete if you didn't delve into the city's history. And to fully explore and understand this, there's no better place than the Carnavalet Museum – one of the largest museums in France – which houses and displays over 625,000 pieces of artwork from prehistoric times to the present. It is also the oldest museum in Paris, welcoming visitors since 1880.

The incredibly impressive interior of the Carnavalet Museum

Perfume enthusiasts booking a flight to Paris shouldn't miss the fascinating Fragonard Perfume Museum. Not only is the admission free, but the museum also offers visitors a free guided tour lasting around 30-45 minutes in multiple languages, allowing you to explore the colorful world of perfume, covering topics like its history, the techniques used to create perfumes past and present, and even opportunities to test scents. Of course, you'll also have the chance to sample and purchase a variety of famous perfumes if you wish.

This is actually an apartment once owned by Victor Hugo in Paris. Historically, Victor Hugo rented this apartment and lived here from 1832 to 1848. It is also where many famous works, such as Ruy Blas and Les Voix intérieures, were created. Here, you’ll get a chance to immerse yourself in a literary-rich living space filled with fascinating information and interesting details about Hugo's life.

The Maison de Victor Hugo Museum with a wealth of useful information

Le Petit Palais is an art museum located across from the Grand Palais in the 8th arrondissement of Paris. Here, you can discover many famous paintings and sculptures, or participate in the regular, fascinating exhibitions held at the museum. It's a must-visit stop for those who love to explore history and art while in Paris.

Would you like to enjoy a day out where you can visit a museum and sip delicious coffee in a creatively inspiring atmosphere? If so, don't miss the Musée de la Vie Romantique. With its charming, historic architecture and simple yet impressive decor, as well as its lush, green surroundings filled with beautiful flowers, this is the perfect place to explore and indulge in romance. Keep in mind, it’s best to visit early on weekends if you want to secure a great spot to sit.

The romantic ambiance at Musée de la Vie Romantique

Here are 5 of the many free-entry museums for visitors in Paris. While exploring the French capital, be sure to discover more attractions and share your experiences with Mytour.

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