Where can I buy tickets for Strasbourg Museum of Decorative Arts?
Tickets for Strasbourg Museum of Decorative Arts are currently sold only at the museum ticket desks.
Whether you are preparing to tour the lavish prince-bishop apartments or explore the historic decorative arts collection, you likely have questions about your visit. Please review these common queries to help plan your time at the Palais Rohan. For the most current policies regarding accessibility or specific facility rules, we recommend checking the museum's official channels.

Tickets for Strasbourg Museum of Decorative Arts are currently sold only at the museum ticket desks.
Full admission to Strasbourg Museum of Decorative Arts costs 7.50 EUR, while reduced admission is available for 3.50 EUR. Tickets are currently sold only at the museum ticket desks.
Yes, under-18s and official listed free categories enter free. Additionally, all visitors enter free on the first Sunday of each month.
Reduced admission tickets for Strasbourg Museum of Decorative Arts cost 3.50 EUR.
Children under 18 years old have free entry to Strasbourg Museum of Decorative Arts.
The admission ticket provides entry to the permanent collections, exhibitions, and guided tours.
There are no special opening hours or holiday closures currently listed for Strasbourg Museum of Decorative Arts.
Strasbourg Museum of Decorative Arts is open from Monday through Friday split into morning and afternoon intervals from 10:00 to 13:00 and 14:00 to 18:00, while weekend opening hours on Saturdays and Sundays run continuously from 10:00 to 18:00. The museum is closed on Tuesdays.
Weekend opening hours at Strasbourg Museum of Decorative Arts are from 10:00 to 18:00 on both Saturdays and Sundays.
Yes, Strasbourg Museum of Decorative Arts is open on Mondays with visiting hours from 10:00 to 13:00 and 14:00 to 18:00.
Strasbourg Museum of Decorative Arts closes at 18:00 every day it is open.
Yes, visitors can borrow strollers or wheelchairs by making a request at the museum ticket desk.
Mobility access at Strasbourg Museum of Decorative Arts is limited. Routes and equipment are venue-specific, and disabled visitors along with one companion receive free admission. It is recommended to check the venue's current accessibility information for precise conditions.
Museum admission is part of the venue's standard arrangement. Visitors should use the official ticket channel to check current availability, concessions, booking deadlines, and entry conditions.
Family visit resources have limited availability at Strasbourg Museum of Decorative Arts and are offered only for selected visits or programmes. You should confirm availability before relying on them.
Public transport is available within 150 meters of the venue, including the Petit Train Touristique and Porte de l'Hopital stops served by various buses and trams. Visitors should use the live CTS network planner as routes and platforms can change.
Cycle parking is available about 50 meters away at Cour du Palais Rohan, which provides 16 spaces. Public cycle parking is not necessarily monitored, so visitors should bring a suitable lock.
Yes, audio guides are available at Strasbourg Museum of Decorative Arts.
No, animals are not permitted inside the museum.
No, eating inside the building is not permitted.
The expected response time for inquiries to Strasbourg Museum of Decorative Arts is currently unknown as no customer service metrics are provided.
An email address for Strasbourg Museum of Decorative Arts is not currently listed in the available visitor details.
A phone number for Strasbourg Museum of Decorative Arts is not provided in the current visitor information.
You can contact Strasbourg Museum of Decorative Arts through their official visitor information website at https://www.musees.strasbourg.eu/tous-les-horaires. No direct phone number or email address is provided.
Yes, the nearest mapped cycle parking is available at Cour du Palais Rohan, located about 50 meters away with 16 spaces. Visitors should use a proper lock and secure bicycles at the mapped rack.
You can reach Strasbourg Museum of Decorative Arts using nearby bus and tram options. Départ du Petit Train Touristique is about 150 meters away using specific local bus routes, and Porte de l'Hôpital is about 310 meters away with access to multiple bus and tram lines. Strasbourg-Ville railway station is approximately 1.43 kilometers away.
Austerlitz is the nearest mapped public car park, located approximately 290 meters from the visitor point. Driving onto the Grande Île involves pedestrian streets, access restrictions, and limited kerb parking, so using a CTS Park & Ride linked to the tram is often simpler.
Visitors should allow about 60 to 90 minutes to properly view the collection, interpretation, and building at Strasbourg Museum of Decorative Arts.
The best time to visit is during the first practical weekday opening period to experience quieter rooms and a larger buffer before last admission.
A reservation is recommended when planning a visit to Strasbourg Museum of Decorative Arts. Tickets are currently sold only at the museum ticket desks.
Personal photography without flash is permitted, but commercial and professional photography requires contacting the communication department.
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