Guide to Musée du quai Branly - Jacques Chirac in Paris: Tickets and Indigenous Art Collections
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The Musée du quai Branly - Jacques Chirac holds an extensive collection of indigenous art, showcasing artifacts from cultures and regions across Africa, Asia, Oceania, and the Americas. Visitors can view ancient masks, sculptures, and jewelry to learn about their historical and cultural significance. Aside from its permanent artifacts, the facility features multimedia displays, educational workshops, and special events.


Standard entry tickets cost 14.00 euros, which includes access to the permanent collection and temporary exhibitions. For frequent visitors, an annual pass is available at 38.00 euros. This pass offers unlimited fast-track entry for one year, early access to spaces except on Sundays, and reduced rates for audio guides, cultural activities, shows, and concerts. Annual pass holders also receive invitations to general rehearsals, a dedicated newsletter, media library access, and various discounts, including 10 percent off at Café Jacques and Les Ombres restaurant, 5 percent off books, and 15 percent off bookstore products.

The museum is located near several other landmarks in Paris. Nearby attractions include the Eiffel Tower at 380 meters, Seine River Cruises at 321 meters, the City of Paris Museum of Modern Art at 383 meters, and the Aquarium de Paris at 525 meters.

