Is the Musée Jacquemart-André free ?
Who gets in free
Children under 7. Members and staff of the Institut de France, which owns the house. Journalists. Holders of a disability card, with their companion, and with skip-the-line access : I go into more detail on accessibility. Certified tour guides. Holders of an ICOM card. This is the museum’s list, and I don’t know of any others.
Who pays less
The reduced rate applies to students, those aged 19–25, job seekers, and holders of the Éducation Pass. There is also a youth rate for ages 7–18, a family ticket, a senior rate from age 65 on the ticket with exhibition, and annual membership cards. The full breakdown, still without prices, is on the rates page.
Major passes
The museum does not mention either the Paris Museum Pass or the Paris Pass. In other words: this museum is not included in the major Paris passes, so check before relying on it. I’ve seen too many visitors discover this at the ticket counter, pass in hand, on a Saturday at 3 pm.
Proof of eligibility is required at the entrance for any free admission or discount. Bring the actual card, not a screenshot, and try to arrive at 10 am rather than mid-afternoon.
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 there a free Sunday at the Musée Jacquemart-André ?
The museum does not announce a monthly free Sunday. Free admission is granted on an individual basis. The best time slots are available on the best time to visit.
Do children enter for free ?
Free for children under 7, youth rate for ages 7 to 18, and a free activity booklet for ages 7-12. Everything is on visiting with children.
Does the tea room require a ticket ?
No, Le Nélie can be visited without a ticket or reservation, in the former dining room. See the tea room.