Meeting at the Gardens 2023 at the Rodin Museum: Strolls and Workshops for Kids

The Rodin Museum opens its garden to the public for the 2023 Rendez-vous aux Jardins on June 4th and 5th. Visitors can enjoy guided tours and engaging workshops designed for children.

The Rendez-vous aux Jardins are returning to Paris and the Île-de-France region, delighting garden enthusiasts and curious visitors alike — young and old — eager to explore the rich flora and fauna.

At the Rodin Museum, these events are happening on Saturday, June 3rd, and Sunday, June 4th, 2023, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Enjoy a stroll through the museum's beautiful gardens guided by an expert! Let the scent of roses soothe your senses as you wander among the sculptures!

The awakening of the senses continues with a visit to the Rodin Workshop. Designed for children as young as 3 years old, as well as adults, Auguste’s hands-on workshops invite you to explore Rodin’s art through playful experimentation and discovery, engaging your senses every step of the way.

Located in the heart of Paris, the Rodin Museum provides visitors with the chance to explore one of the city’s most enchanting gardens. Spanning nearly three hectares, this lush oasis is a true sanctuary of peace, where art and nature blend seamlessly. The museum’s gardens boast an impressive array of sculptures by Auguste Rodin, including some of his most iconic works such as "The Thinker", "The Kiss", and "The Burghers of Calais". As visitors stroll along winding paths and lush green spaces, they are transported into a poetic, dreamlike world where the artist’s imagination seems to come alive.

Moreover, the gardens at the Rodin Museum offer a unique sensory experience, thanks to the wide variety of plants and trees. Among them are roses, lilacs, wisterias, and Mexican orange trees, whose delicate fragrances mingle with the scents of aromatic herbs and berry bushes.

As the seasons come and go, they bring with them a changing palette of colors and moods, offering a constantly evolving spectacle for nature lovers and art enthusiasts alike. The museum gardens also serve as a peaceful retreat, perfect for contemplation and reflection—where visitors can pause to admire Rodin’s masterpieces while soaking in the serene and inspiring atmosphere that characterizes this tranquil haven.