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Converted church with scientific & industrial artworks & artifacts, including Foucault's pendulum.
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Reviews — 8
Extraordinary collection of technological artefacts. Many interactive devices that you can control yourself pushing buttons or pressing touch screens. The place is huge so be sure to arrive early and be prepared for a full day of walking through the pieces displayed. If you get hungry during the visit, there is a little café inside (where you can also eat). The place is great for children. I recommend paying a visit.
So glad I went here. Was looking for a museum that was open late and was pleased to find that they had free nighttime tickets.
Super fun, lots of interactive displays and machines. It has activities for kids, but displays are not all frivolous so adults & college students can appreciate the exhibits.
Super fun, lots of interactive displays and machines. It has activities for kids, but displays are not all frivolous so adults & college students can appreciate the exhibits.
Love love love this museum. I've been four times already and still haven't seen it all. I went on Friday night so it was free entry. Not too busy.
Very nice museum in a converted church.
The section on measuring instruments and their evolution was very good.
Has a few cars and bicycles too. The computer section was fun for an old techie like me. They even have a Cray. I was impressed to see one.
The section on measuring instruments and their evolution was very good.
Has a few cars and bicycles too. The computer section was fun for an old techie like me. They even have a Cray. I was impressed to see one.
The best museum in the city of Paris to go with kids. Lots of hands on for experience and explanations. My 12 year old son absolutely loved it.
Fantastic museum for science lovers and not only.
Museum offers wide range of scientific tools from 18th century covering chemistry, physics, communication, energy, transport.
It's just a perfect place for geeks, people with kids from 5-10.
Totally recommended!
Museum offers wide range of scientific tools from 18th century covering chemistry, physics, communication, energy, transport.
It's just a perfect place for geeks, people with kids from 5-10.
Totally recommended!
Extremely interesting museum, I learned a lot of things regarding sewing loom automation, the evolution of the automobile, Foucault's pendulum, etc...
P.S : The museum is free for people under 26 years old 😉
P.S : The museum is free for people under 26 years old 😉
