



by Grevin Paris SA
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€56Visitors enter the Grevin Wax Museum in Paris with a ticket that grants 24-hour access to this cultural attraction. Inside, guests explore life-size wax figures of more than 250 personalities, including historical figures like Marie Curie and Louis XIV, as well as contemporary celebrities such as Audrey Fleurot, DJ Snake, and Leonardo DiCaprio. The museum presents scenes from 20th-century events, French history, and current news, displayed in settings like a brasserie, theatre, and artists’ studios. The museum offers an educational tour revealing how wax figures are created. Visitors can take photos with the wax statues and enjoy displays decorated with gold, marble, and historic artworks. The ticket includes entry only. Transport, food, gratuities, and parking are not included. The last admission is one hour before closing, and at least one hour is recommended to see the museum.
Grevin Museum
The Grevin Wax Museum was created by journalist Arthur Meyer in the 19th century to present life-size wax models of notable figures featured in the daily paper 'Le Gaulois'. The museum has been renovated and now features displays representing Parisian life from the 20th century and beyond. Visitors see scenes from significant historical events and current affairs, including spaces such as a brasserie, theatre, and artists' studios. The collection includes about 300 wax figures like Louis XIV, Mozart, Jean Reno, and Leonardo DiCaprio. A free tour explains the process of making wax figures, and children can learn how the sculptures are created.




by Grevin Paris SA
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€56Visitors enter the Grevin Wax Museum in Paris with a ticket that grants 24-hour access to this cultural attraction. Inside, guests explore life-size wax figures of more than 250 personalities, including historical figures like Marie Curie and Louis XIV, as well as contemporary celebrities such as Audrey Fleurot, DJ Snake, and Leonardo DiCaprio. The museum presents scenes from 20th-century events, French history, and current news, displayed in settings like a brasserie, theatre, and artists’ studios. The museum offers an educational tour revealing how wax figures are created. Visitors can take photos with the wax statues and enjoy displays decorated with gold, marble, and historic artworks. The ticket includes entry only. Transport, food, gratuities, and parking are not included. The last admission is one hour before closing, and at least one hour is recommended to see the museum.
Grevin Museum
The Grevin Wax Museum was created by journalist Arthur Meyer in the 19th century to present life-size wax models of notable figures featured in the daily paper 'Le Gaulois'. The museum has been renovated and now features displays representing Parisian life from the 20th century and beyond. Visitors see scenes from significant historical events and current affairs, including spaces such as a brasserie, theatre, and artists' studios. The collection includes about 300 wax figures like Louis XIV, Mozart, Jean Reno, and Leonardo DiCaprio. A free tour explains the process of making wax figures, and children can learn how the sculptures are created.