Musée Grévin Admission Ticket

Come and discover the Grevin Museum wich has been completely transformed.Relive the Spirit of yesterday's and today's Paris through astonishing scenes;the great moments of the 20th century,the History of France and current events.

Pubs,theatre,artists studios...So many mythical Parisian places where you will rub shoulders with the Tout-Paris.

You will meet and photograph and remember for over 300 wax figures.

WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF ILLUSION

In 1882, Arthur Meyer, a journalist and the founder of the daily newspaper Le Gaulois conceived the idea of three dimensional representations of the celebrities making up the front page news.
Photographs were only rarely printed in the press at that time.
He created the Grevin Museum with the help of the artist and sculptor Alfred Grvin.
To perpetuate this traditional link with the media, since 2001, the Academie Grvin, presided by Bernard Pivota, elects those who are foremost in the public eye for admittance to the Grvin.

The Hall of Mirrors
An adventure to delight eyes and ears
The hall of Mirrors was renovated for its centenary, in 2006.
This Sound and Light show has dazzled generations of spectators and is without equal anywhere in the world.
New scenography by Bernard SZAJNER and original music by Manu KATCHE. Unique site:
• The grand marble staircase in 1900
• The Theatre, decorated by Antoine Bourdelle and Jules Cheret in 1900
• The Dome 1882 and Emile Reynauds Optical theatre 1892

THEYRE ALL AT THE GREVIN. ARE YOU?
• Modernity and interactivity are always on the Grevins agenda.
• Star of the day, our visitour will the meeting face to face the celebrities of the Tout Paris and be photographed alongside them.
• The Grvin, a world where past and present, reality and illusion, fact and fiction mingle and intertwine, and where 300 truer than life figures conspire to confuse and mystify.

• Everything you ever wanted to know about making a wax figure, with the discover tour.
• At the last the Grevin reveals the well kept secrets of making wax celebrities!
• At the end of each visit, our visitors, children and adults, can have fun learning how all those wax works are made.
• A dozen craftsmen and artists need six months to produce a waxwork.

Times:

The Grevin is open every day

Monday to Friday from 10.00 am to 6.30 pm (last admission at 5.30 pm)

On Saturdays, Sundays, holidays and school holidays from 10.00 am to 7.00 pm (last admission at 6.00 pm)

Running Time: 1hr 30mins