Grevin Museum

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The Grevin Wax Museum is located in the 9th arrondissement of Paris,A tourist landmark in downtown Paris, adorned with gold ornaments, marble, and precious historical artworks, offering a breathtaking atmosphere.Opened in 1882, it belongs to the Grévin company and houses approximately 200 wax figures of famous personalities.There are also precious artifacts and relics once used by celebrities.From Albert Einstein to Michael Jackson.

The museum also recreates scenes from French history and features special exhibition areas such as the Grévin Theatre and the Palace of Mirages. The dome hall and colonnade hall are adorned with exquisite Baroque-style decorations dating back to 1882. The museum regularly introduces new wax figures.Covering diverse fields including film, music, sports, art, cuisine, and the Internet, it combines entertainment with education, making it perfect for creating unforgettable family moments.

This wax museum is not just a gallery of celebrity portraits, but a time capsule blending history, art, and interactive experiences, allowing every visitor to touch the warmth of civilization between reality and illusion.

The museum was originally conceived in the late 19th century by Arthur Meyer, founder of Le Gaulois newspaper, who wanted to bring the celebrities featured on his front pages to life. At a time when photography wasn't yet widespread, he aimed to give readers the chance to see their idols in person. Collaborating with sculptor and stage designer Alfred Grévin, Meyer established this namesake museum, launching a wax figure legacy spanning three centuries. After multiple expansions and renovations, the museum now covers 3,000 square meters, preserving its original 1882 Baroque-style dome hall and column hall where gilded decorations interplay with marble patterns, showcasing quintessential French elegance.

The museum visit duration is approx. 90 min. It's easily accessible by subway - take Line 8 or 9 to Grands Boulevards station, then a 2-min walk. Bus routes 20, 74, and 85 also stop right at the entrance.

Children under 2 years will be considered as infant and entry will be free of cost.

Children between age 3 to 12 will be considered as child and charged child rate.

Children above age 12 will be considered as an adult and charged adult rate.