Mark a star in your diaries for every first Sunday of the month in Paris – since 2000, the city’s national museums (with the exception of the Grand Palais, but including such big ones as the Louvre and the Orsay and offbeat treasures like the Musée Albert Kahn) have opened their doors to the public for absolutely no charge. As you can imagine, the initiative has been enormously popular, and it’s wise to start queuing early.
Free museums on the first Sunday of the Month!
Oh and we would definitely recommend all traveling families to Paris to pick up the wonderful Herb Lester map called Paris En Famillie. This map points out lots of family spots to delight and interest the young and old in your family. They even point out where the famous Madeline bridge is located! Order map here.
