Really enjoyed this museum. I would not call it a must do, but on a nice day the gardens are well worth a walk around with the thinker and other fine statues to enjoy. Inside of the house you get a walk through the journey and life of Rodin's work. Its well worth going to see. We did a double ticket with Musee d'Orsay and walked between the two - great value.

The Musee Rhodin in the Hotel Biron exhibits the iconic works of the master sculptor both throughout the lovely gardens and within the classic mansion where he once lived. Located in the heart of Paris it is a welcome respite from the hustle and bustle of the city and houses the world famous “Thinker” ( Le Penseur ) in the garden along with a gift shop with many replicas in various sizes. Well worth a few hours time.

What a surprise! The images of Rodin are so popularized in schmaltzy ways that I have never visited this museum. But for my son having read an excellent biography of the artist, it was top of his list. And he was right. The tree-lined grounds and atelier/house are a refuge of peacefulness that show the iconic pieces to stunning and poignant and, yes, private advantage. All the great works are there, many in later castings as is well-known. But the ensemble and preliminary sketches of The Burghers of Calais are reason enough to visit. An added benefit is that the crowds were small; the untimed tickets turn out to be convenient. I came away convinced.

I recently visited the Musée Rodin Paris and I was amazed by the incredible sculptures, casts and exhibitions. It's a great place to experience the culture of Paris and learn about the works of the legendary French sculptor Auguste Rodin. The museum is well-maintained and the staff is friendly and helpful. I highly recommend it for anyone interested in art and culture!

Discover the World of Auguste Rodin at Musée Rodin Paris! Explore the master's drawings, plasters, and sculptures at this world-class museum. A must-see for any art lover, Musée Rodin is a tribute to the genius of Auguste Rodin.

If you are a lover of sculpture, then you will not want to miss Musée Rodin. It’s more than worth the visit to see Rodin’s designs, models and paintings as it is to see his finished—and well known—pieces. This visitor was not aware of how many of Rodin’s sculptures originated in his La Porte de l’Enfer—particularly Le Penseur. If time allows, visit the museum on a dry day as so many of Rodin’s bronzes are in the surrounding gardens. Not to go unmentioned are the works by Rodin’s student, inspiration and lover, Camille Claudel. She was much misunderstood in her life, largely because she was a woman in a “man’s” profession, but I found her work equal to her teacher’s. In many ways her work is more fluid than that of Rodin. I was particularly impressed by her L’Âge mûr or, as I like to translate it, Ripe Old Age. Nuff’ said. The works of Rodin and Claudel make for a fascinating and rewarding visit.

This museum displays the works of the sculptor Auguste Rodin. It is set in an old mansion and its attendant lovely garden right next to the Invalides in the center of Paris. Along the way you can admire some of Rodin's own collection of art including a Monet and three Van Goghs

After the crazy dangerous crowds at the Louvre, the Rodin museum was a delight. There were a couple hundred people but they were spread between the gardens and house. Although I am familiar with Rodin I didn’t know he was also a collector. He had a nice Munch, and two Van Gogh’s among other sculptures and antiques. The house overlooks the garden and it is a lovely setting. We stopped for a drink at the end of our visit and passed on the food as it looked like cafeteria food. Highly recommend!

The Rodin museum houses some of his most famous works The Thinker, The Kiss and the truly amazing the Gates of Hell to name but a few. He was also a collector of art so some famous artist of the times are also available for viewing. It’s a nice place to also get away from the hustle and bustle of Paris and relax in the garden.

A must see. A gallery full of sculptures through the various stages of Rodin’s learning and life - and then the gardens extend the experience in a wonderful way. Definitely do the audio tour to gain the most of your visit.