Paris Grévin Wax Museum Ticket (Dated or Undated)

Opened in 1882 in the 9th arrondissement of Paris, the Grévin Wax Museum is adorned with gold ornaments, marble and precious historical artworks, offering a breathtaking atmosphere. It houses about 200 wax figures of famous personalities, from Albert Einstein to Michael Jackson, as well as precious items once used by celebrities.

Scenes from French History and Special Exhibition Areas

The museum recreates scenes from French history and features special exhibition areas such as the Grévin Theatre and the Palace of Mirages (Palais des Mirages). New wax figures from film, music, sports, art, cuisine and the Internet are introduced regularly, combining entertainment with education for memorable family outings.

Bringing the Front Page to Life: The Museum's Origins

In the late 19th century, Arthur Meyer, founder of the Le Gaulois newspaper, wanted readers to see the celebrities on his front pages in person at a time when photography was not yet widespread. Together with sculptor and stage designer Alfred Grévin, he founded this namesake museum. After several expansions and renovations, it now covers 3,000 square meters and preserves its original 1882 Baroque-style dome hall and colonnade hall, where gilded decorations and marble patterns showcase quintessential French elegance.