Philadelphia Museum of Art & Rodin Museum Admission Ticket

See world-famous masterpieces
in the main building

The Philadelphia Museum of Art showcases artistic and architectural achievements from America, Asia, Europe, and Latin America. The main building has 200 galleries: in the Impressionist galleries, see Van Gogh's Sunflowers and Monet's Japanese Footbridge and Water Lily Pool, and in the modern and contemporary galleries, discover Picasso's masterpiece Three Musicians.

After entry, free public guided tours are offered on the hour, and an English audio guide is available. Backpacks, coats, and umbrellas can be stored free of charge in the cloakroom.

Explore architectural treasures across eras and continents

Travel through time as you explore unique architectural treasures recreated inside the museum, from a medieval cloister to a Japanese teahouse, a Chinese palace hall, and a 16th-century Indian temple hall. Unexpected surprises await around every corner.

Admire sculptures at the garden-set Rodin Museum

Just a short walk down the parkway from the main building is the Rodin Museum, a serene garden oasis filled with works by French sculptor Auguste Rodin. According to the ticket information, one ticket provides access to the main building and the Rodin Museum for 2 days.

After your visit, browse the museum cafés and shops for unique art-inspired books, jewelry, textiles, and children's items.

※ The main building is closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and the Rodin Museum is closed Tuesday through Thursday.
※ Some galleries or artworks may be unavailable due to maintenance work.
※ Designated special exhibitions are not included.