Groups with disabilities
Groups of people with disabilities can visit the museum with a tour guide, who can adapt his or her presentation and facilitate interactions with the participants. It is also possible to visit the museum autonomously, under certain conditions.
To guarantee the best possible comfort for your visit, it is unfortunately not possible to accommodate more than three wheelchair users per group.
Discover the museum's key works on a tour led by a lecturer specialized in audiodescription. For your comfort, we recommend that you come accompanied.
The Musée Picasso-Paris is a lively place, offering its public a constantly renewed image. Come and meet the key works of the collections: displayed in a new light, Picasso's Picassos allow you to explore the full diversity of the artist's work. Magnetic induction neckloops can be provided for groups on request upon reservation. This tour is also available in lip-reading format.
Visit the museum with one of our guides and discover the major works of the Picasso Museum !
Groups in the social field
You are an employee or volunteer in a structure working in the social field ? You are in contact with children or adults who are socially or economically disadvantaged and unfamiliar with cultural institutions ? To make itself accessible to all, the Musée national Picasso-Paris has set up “Musée pour tous”, a reception program specially adapted to the needs and expectations of the public in the social field.
Guided tour and workshop visit
Explore the museum and its collections : a guide will take you on a tour of the key works of the current exhibitions, to explore the full diversity of Picassian creation.
Healthcare Group
The Musée national Picasso-Paris welcomes visitors who encounter the greatest difficulties in accessing the museum. As such, its accessibility policy is also aimed at groups from the healthcare sector, whose visit is often compromised by medical, financial or logistical problems. Museums are not intended to cure, but rather to be a place of inclusion and openness within society. The pleasure of a cultural outing, the opportunity to share and dialogue as part of a group, the emotion felt in front of a work of art - these are all highlights of the visiting experience, which can help to lighten a painful daily routine.
Guided tour and workshop visit
Explore the museum and its collections : a guide adapts his talk to the specific needs of your group and takes you on a tour of the key works in the current exhibitions, to explore the full diversity of Picassian creation.
"Mémoire des regards" tour
This tour takes into account the special needs of the more frail elderly or those affected by the Alzheimer's disease. Guided by a lecturer, the group takes the time to sit down in front of the works and explore them in detail. In a dialogue that engages all participants, the lecturer draws out the essential characteristics of Picasso's art and welcomes the group's feedback. The visit is limited to one level of the museum, and to a small number of works, to reduce the fatigue associated with moving around. Cane seats are provided for the tour.
Practical informations
How to visit
Groups are welcome from Tuesday to Sunday.
To ensure the best possible comfort for visitors, reservations are made in specific time slots. Due to the configuration of the building, groups are limited to 20 people, including accompanying adults.
Unfortunately, to guarantee the best possible comfort, we are unable to accommodate more than five wheelchair users per group.
Duration of visit : 1:30 hrs (if you prefer a shorter visit, please let us know in the comments box when you book).
Prices
All activities (guided tour, self-guided tour, workshop tour) are free of charge.
Please do not hesitate to contact us to discuss your visit project and let us know your specific requirements : accessibilite@museepicassoparis.fr. You can also book by telephone on 06.21.45.10.33 from Monday to Friday, 9.30am to 12pm and 2pm to 4pm.
To visit the museum without a guide
If you'd like to visit as a single visitor, without speaking in public, you don't need to make a group reservation. The members of your group can enter individually by showing proof of free admission. Once inside the museum, you must not gather in a group or speak in front of your entire group. If you would like to visit the museum as a group and talk about the works of art in public, please note that group visits without a tour guide are reserved for cultural relays.
To find out more about the right to speak, please refer to visiting regulations, article 26 .