All year round.
If you’ve always wanted to see Madonna, Pablo Picasso, Spiderman, French pop star Lorie, Louis Armstrong, Albert Einstein or Louis XIV, go along to the Musée Grévin and say hello to their waxworks...
Spread out over six different halls — the “Palais des Mirages” (Hall of Mirrors), “Clichés du XXe siècle” (20th-century photographs), the “Histoire de France”, the “Théâtre du Tout Paris”, the “Paris Grévin Magazine” and the “Collection Grévin” — are life-size waxworks of the stars of showbiz and people in the news, past and present. The collection is updated regularly: French actor Gérard Jugnot and humorist and impersonator Laurent Gerra are the two latest additions. Make it a family trip with the children: they’ll enjoy spotting celebrities and being let into the secret of how the waxworks are made.
Renovation of the Palais des Mirages in June 2006. Latest celebrities: Céline Dion, Monica Bellucci, Gérard Jugnot, Tony Parker, Fabrice Luchini. Future celebrities: Michael Youn, Diam’s and Arielle Dombasle.
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Opened since 1882, the Musée Grévin features new celebrities each year. After six months of renovation works, 300 wax statues – 80 of which new – are now displayed among an assortment of sound-enhanced settings. New: you can get your picture taken with your favourite star. Relive France’s grand history through 50 celebrities from different eras. The visit continues with the legendary “Tout Paris” Theatre and you will be amazed by the Hall of Mirrors which never ceases to impress... since the 1900 Universal Exhibition. At last, thanks to new image and lighting technology, the hall will plunge you into an imaginary world of metamorphosis, half-way between illusion and reality. Also try the combined "Paris Sportif": an unforgettable day at the Stade de France, Roland-Garros and Grévin! Try a guided tour of the Stade de France, now a mythical place where the French football team became World Champions. Follow your visit with a trip behind the scenes of the Roland-Garros Stadium and/or the first multimedia tennis museum, the Tenniseum. To make this visit even more memorable, at Grévin you can be photographed alongside your favourite sports heroes such as Zinédine Zidane, Amélie Mauresmo and Fabien Barthez. To find out group and professional prices, don’t hesitate to contact us on 0826 30 20 50 (0,15 €/mn).
Others informations
Architecturals styles :
1900
List of collections :
Costumes, Interior decoration, Wax models
Collections period :
19th century
Opening days and times
Open/Closed :
Monday-Friday: 10am to 6.30pm.
Saturday, Sunday, bank holidays and school holidays: 10am-7pm.
Annual closing 5 days following the school Christmas holidays.
:
Open from 9am during the Toussaint and Christmas holidays. 24 and 31 Deceember: last admission at 5pm. 25 December and 1 January: open from 1pm.
Cash desk closes at :
1hr before closing time
Days of week :
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Open on those public holidays :
Easter
Easter Monday
1 May
8 May
Ascension Day
Whitsuntide
Whit Monday
14 July
15 August
1 November
11 November
25 December
Individual tours
Independant tour :
€18.50. Large families, unemployed, students: €16. Children (6 to 14 years old): €11. Reduced child price: €9.50
Guided tour :
Story visits for children 7-12yrs: €15. On reservation only: 01 47 70 85 05. Not during school holidays. Every Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday at 2:30pm.
Story visits for individuals, outside school holidays for children 7-12 yrs on reservation.
Combined ticket :
The PARADISLOISIRS pass: €79, includes unlimited access to Grévin, Parc Astérix, France Miniature and la Mer de Sable (adult or child). For groups, offers with other Parisian sites (Musée Fragonard, Opéra Garnier).