Enjoy a spot of Parisian culture without being triggered by the tourist mob! Walk away from the busy boulevards and discover one of the city's true hidden gems at the Musée des Arts et Métiers.
Like wandering through the workshop of a mad scientist, Europe's oldest science museum is filled with fascinating inventions, contraptions, and technological marvels of the past. See astrolabes, celestial spheres, flying machines, clocks, a Foucault pendulum, and more!
From€12.00
Default - Adult - Entrance Ticket
0–99 age
€12.00
Meeting Point
Paris
60 Rue Réaumur
Experience details at a glance
What's Included
Entrance to the permanent collection of Musée des Arts et Métiers
Access to the temporary exhibitions (subject to availability)
Access to the Foucault's pendulum
What's Excluded
Audio guide (available onsite for an extra fee)
Here's an inventive idea – enjoy a spot of Parisian culture without being triggered by the tourist mob! Walk away from the busy boulevards and discover one of the city's true hidden gems at the Musée des Arts et Métiers.
Like wandering through the workshop of a mad scientist, Europe's oldest science museum is filled with fascinating inventions, contraptions, and technological marvels of the past. See astrolabes, celestial spheres, flying machines, clocks, a Foucault pendulum, and more!
About Musée des Arts et Métiers
Enjoy a spot of Parisian culture without being triggered by the tourist mob! Walk away from the busy boulevards and discover one of the city's true hidden gems at the Musée des Arts et Métiers.
Like wandering through the workshop of a mad scientist, Europe's oldest science museum is filled with fascinating inventions, contraptions, and technological marvels of the past. See astrolabes, celestial spheres, flying machines, clocks, a Foucault pendulum, and more!
Highlights
Spark your curiosity at Paris's amazing museum of scientific inventions.
Admire a Foucault pendulum, the first flying machine by Clément Ader, the original model of the Statue of Liberty, and more.
See some of the quirkier contraptions of human invention, and learn how technology has evolved over time in chronologically arranged exhibitions.