Is there an audio guide at the Musée Jacquemart-André?
The app's four tours
Follow the temporary exhibition with around twenty commentaries, in French and English. The second recounts the mansion itself, room by room, in ten languages: French, English, Italian, Dutch, Japanese, Chinese, Russian, German, Portuguese, and Spanish. The narration is entrusted to a well-known historical presenter, whom I won’t name here. The third is a musical tour. The fourth is designed for children and takes the form of a mystery, completed in the galleries by an investigative game running until December 31, 2026.
App or audio guide
The app is free and adapts to your pace, but it drains your battery and requires headphones. The physical audio guide is collected on-site, paid for, and returned upon leaving. I won’t disclose its price, as that’s not my responsibility. Both recount the same house, described on what to see at the museum.
How much extra time it adds
Listening extends your visit. Allow 1 ½ to 2 hours without commentary, longer with it, and an additional 45 minutes to 1 hour for the exhibition. The room-by-room timing is available on the visit duration page.
Download the app before arriving and bring wired headphones. The children’s tour and the activity booklet for ages 7–12 work well together: see the family page.
Reminder: the above evening event is booked via GetYourGuide, but the museum entry ticket is purchased at the museum ticket office or at the desk at 158.
Frequently asked questions
Is the museum app free?
Yes, and it includes four tours, such as the mansion visit in ten languages. Other free options are listed on is the museum free.
Is there a tour for children?
Yes, a mystery tour, in addition to the activity booklet for ages 7–12. See visiting with children.
Does the audio guide cover the temporary exhibition?
Over twenty commentaries on the exhibition, available in French and English. See the Tintoretto exhibition.