Musée Rodin Paris

More than 6,000 sculptures, 8,000 drawings, 10,000 old photographs, 8,000 art objects — the Musée Rodin occupies the Hôtel Biron, an 18th-century mansion where the sculptor lived and worked from 1908.

Inside, follow the evolution of Rodin's work — from The Age of Bronze to The Burgers of Calais and the studies for The Gates of Hell — alongside works by Camille Claudel, whom Rodin cast in his studio.

The sculpture garden is among the most beautiful in Paris: The Thinker watches over the lawn, while The Burghers of Calais stand beneath the trees.