Entire viewing of the museum was under an hour.

*** (24/06/2017 23:47)
Some say it was free, but the ticket was 8 euro which was not bad. It is not a big museum but it has its charm. It was great to see how some went to great lengths to bring back beautiful flowers for others to create paintings, wall paper and fabrics.

*** (24/03/2017 10:35)
Achingly beautiful hidden tea garden. Simple menu, light salads, quiches, simple sweets including a raspberry tart the day I went. Coffees are also on the menu, along with a selection of Angelina teas. Rarely do you find a free museum in Paris, the tea garden is very reasonably priced as well. The museum is only 8 rooms...focusing mainly on personal, sentimental, items of George Sand. Lovely casting of Chopin's hand. My visit was right before the beginning of spring, 2017

*** (09/09/2016 00:25)
The most romantic and idilic museum in Paris. The entrance is free. After visiting the museum you can hang out in the garden, there is a little coffee shop

*** (24/10/2016 11:29)
Kind of interesting, but I don't think it was necessarily worth visiting during a short stay in Paris.

*** (08/06/2017 14:53)
Beautiful garden, charming house. Current new exhibits are mixed with the old ones in a most harmonious way! One of the best experience.

Tea shop has good lite food (salad, coffee, teas, yogurt, etc..) and seating in the garden.

*** (22/08/2017 12:23)
A cute and very small museum. There are 3 buildings you go in. They are not big. I really enjoyed The 2nd and 3rd building.
The contrast between modern art and antique is really nice.
If you are a student under 26 don't forget to mention that. When buying the ticket.

*** (16/10/2016 10:19)
Artist's retreat, complete with long shaded walkway, courtyard and outbuildings. The rooms are all decorated with authentic styles and materials. There are lots of artifacts to be seen involving the author George Sand and painter Ary Scheffer.
Worthwhile if you have an interest in 19th century life in Paris.

*** (21/05/2016 18:40)
Small interesting museum, mainly focusing on Georges sand and her feminist past. Lovely garden when you can sit and have a wonderful cup of tea

*** (29/10/2017 16:09)
Lovely hidden gem in Paris. Small and intimate plus with a tea place in the garden. If you enjoy paintings from the romantic period or just love/romance, definitely go. It’s under €10 too.

*** (08/08/2016 17:00)
A charming place with a small tea room in the courtyard. The museum is tiny so it is a quick visit.


*** (07/07/2017 21:15)
8 euroes to visit 3 museums that altogether totalled to less than a room in the louvre. granted the pictures of plants were beautiful but no english guide was given and everything was in french. For plant enthusiasts, you will like it but for tourists who come to have a look at romantic life, bear in mind its not the lovey dovey kind of romantic.