Privatize the Bourdelle Museum, an amazing city of artists in Paris

In the intimacy of Rodin's disciple

He is a man who shaped his life through his creativity. From an early age, Antoine Bourdelle, the son of a carpenter and cabinetmaker who carved the furniture he designed, wanted to shape the material. He came second in the entrance exam to the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris in 1884 and was a hard worker.

Settled early on at 16 impasse du Maine - which today bears his name - this friend and disciple of Rodin drew inspiration for his most famous sculptures: Hannibal's First Victory, Apollo's Head, and Pallas. A sublime mastery that he also put at the service of famous monuments, as for the decoration of the Grévin Museum Theater.

Located in the studios and gardens where Antoine Bourdelle lived and worked since 1885, the Bourdelle Museum is the last witness of the artists' housing of Montparnasse. All of the master's creations are on display: terracotta, plaster, bronze and marble. Enter the intimacy of the visionary sculptor through a space of astonishing serenity.

A poetic and unique setting for your BtoB meetings

The Antoine Bourdelle Museum will wrap your BtoB event in the special atmosphere of the Parisian artists' towns at the turn of the 20th century.

The garden, the arcades of the gallery and the great Hall of Plasterwork provide a poetic and singular setting for your conferences, dinners or cocktail parties. In counterpoint, the wing built by Christian de Portzamparc offers a very contemporary decor of stone, cement and glass. A setting that appeals to sculpt your professional meeting in creativity.

Organize your most beautiful events in this place where the charm of the past meets the modernity of today.

Configurations and capacity of the Bourdelle Museum

Spaces available to hire	Standing	Theatre	Dinner	U-shaped room	Class
Hall of Plaster 500 m2	200	100	100	-	-
Covered gallery surrounding the garden 180 m2	140	-	40	-	-

Discover the Bourdelle museum in virtual visit

Seminar day: Monday only for 60 people in the plaster hall and modeling workshops (2 hours per group of 20) with a specialized speaker that can be offered alone or in addition to a cocktail.

Information and prices

The spaces are available outside of public opening hours: Monday during the day and evening, and Tuesday through Sunday, mornings before 10am and evenings after 6pm.

These rates are applicable as of January 1, 2020. They are given as an indication and do not include additional costs (surveillance, guide-lecturers, cleaning, security, technical permanence), each event being subject to a precise estimate.

Privatization outside of public opening hours: Monday during the day and evening and from Tuesday to Sunday, in the morning before 10am and in the evening after 6pm.

Private visit of the Bourdelle Museum

Private visit + breakfast (up to 75 pax): 2 500€ HT

Access to the Bourdelle Museum

Subway : Montparnasse - Bienvenue, Falguière
Parking : Gare Montparnasse - 30, avenue du Maine