Musée Rodin: Skip the line.

Auguste Rodin transformed the former Hôtel Biron, an 18th-century rococo gem, into a sanctuary for his modern sculpture. More than 700,000 visitors flock to see these original casts each year: "The Thinker" meditating in solitude, "The Kiss" brimming with passion, and "The Gates of Hell" teeming with the damned. In the 18 rooms bathed in natural light, follow the evolution of his creative process, from sketches to bronzes and marbles. The 3-hectare garden, an open-air museum, blends art and nature with works like Balzac, "The Burghers of Calais," scattered throughout the groves and ponds. From December 13, 2025, to March 1, 2026, enjoy direct access to the permanent and temporary collections, as well as the garden. This is a rare immersion where history, emotion, and serenity converge.