Paris' Liberation Museum - Guided Tour Permanent Collections
Highlights
- Learn about the Paris Liberation Museum and its role in preserving the story of Paris during World War II.
- Join a guided tour created for individual visitors, with expert insights throughout the visit.
- Discover the Robert Capa war photography exhibition with added historical context and commentary.
- Enjoy timed entry for a smoother visit, with admission valid for 15 minutes after your selected slot.
Walk through wartime memory, resistance history, and iconic conflict photography on a guided museum visit that adds structure and insight to every room.
Your experience
Getting started
Arrive at the museum a little before your selected time slot. Your timed ticket is recommended for smoother access, and entry to the exhibition remains valid for 15 minutes after the start of your slot. Have your ticket ready, and carry proof of eligibility if you booked a reduced or free ticket.
What to expect
Visit the Paris Liberation Museum near Place Denfert-Rochereau and explore the story of Paris under occupation, the Resistance, and the city’s liberation, along with a powerful Robert Capa exhibition that brings the human side of conflict into focus.
Features
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Paris Liberation Museum: Located near Place Denfert-Rochereau, the museum presents immersive displays and historic collections about Paris during the occupation and liberation.
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Robert Capa exhibition: See the work of Robert Capa, one of the most influential war photographers of the 20th century, through images that shaped modern photojournalism.
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Guided museum visit: A guide adds valuable historical context and helps connect the museum’s broader narrative with Capa’s work.
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Timed access: Your reserved entry slot makes admission smoother, though the last slots of the day may allow less time due to closing procedures.