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Koji T

Japan
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Scenery was fantastic! Seats on the ship was also great to enjoy sightseeing. If we have a chance to visit Paris again, we would take the tour once again.

Beata M

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Last week
Punctual cruise, exactly 1 hour. All sights in place. Person taking about them could have been more entertaining. Also, French music could have been piped in between the explanations. Foldable backs to the wooden benches could be added, it's hard to be sitting for an hour without back support.

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United States
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Mar 2026
Everything was great—the punctuality, the communication. I think they really took care of every detail. Honestly, I think coming to Paris and being able to buy tickets so easily is a huge plus because there are so many people. I think the timing was perfect, and it made it much easier to see the Mona Lisa without having to deal with such huge crowds. I highly recommend it.

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Feb 2026
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Family
Jan 2026
Our experience with Headout was smooth and well organized. We visited Level 2 of the Science and Industry Museum, including the planetarium, which lasts about 45 minutes and starts exactly on time with a pre-booked time slot. We were there with two children aged 12 and 6, and both were fully engaged. There was so much to see that we could easily spend the whole day there. Highly recommended for families.

Sissis M

Family
Dec 2025

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Very nice museum and very interesting. If you arrive early, there are hardly any waiting times. The figures are so lifelike

Fontana M

Couple
Dec 2025
Very nice , neat and charming , ...... missed Naomi , whatever .... But to see booked on. Line some problem x missing sa , but Staff didn't make Great stories x make I entrances ... great


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What to expect at Science and Industry Museum Paris

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Science & Industry Museum Paris exhibit featuring interactive displays and scientific artifacts.
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Learning the interactive way

Ditch those boring textbooks and get educated by hands-on exhibits that cover various scientific disciplines, including space, biology, and technology! From a digital technology space where you can learn about robotics, virtual reality, video game creation and 3D printing to engaging acoustics with animal sounds that make you guess their origins, you’re in for an adventure.

All about the unique exhibits

At the museum, get ready to be blown away by one-of-a-kind exhibits. You can explore a real submarine, the Argonaute, which provides insights into naval exploration and technology, the IMAX theater (La Géode) which offers a cinematic experience with films that have scientific themes and even a state-of-the-art planetarium!

For the tiny tots

Not sure where to go with your little ones in Paris? With special zones just for kids and teens at the Cité des Enfants, you'll be laughing, learning, and exploring together in no time. It's like a giant science playground!

Things to know before booking your Science and Industry Museum tickets

Which experience should you choose?

  • Standard entry tickets include access to all exhibitions, including popular ones like Robots and Cats & Dogs, as well as the Planetarium and the Argonaute submarine. Pre-booking for the Planetarium and submarine is required and must be done on-site, subject to availability.
  • Combo tickets let you pair your visit with top Paris attractions like the Louvre Museum, Grévin Wax Museum , or a Seine River cruise, a convenient way to explore more in one day.

Visiting with kids?

The Cité des Enfants (for ages 5–10) is a dedicated interactive space where children can explore science through hands-on activities and games. Tickets for this section are not included with standard entry tickets and can be purchased only at the museum.

Note: The Cité des Enfants section (for ages 2–7) is currently closed for renovation.

When to book?

To avoid long lines or limited availability, it’s best to book your visit 1–2 weeks in advance, especially on weekends and during the summer (June to August). Some experiences require on-site reservations and may fill up quickly, and entry may be denied if the venue reaches full capacity. Arrive early to make the most of your visit.

Science and Industry Museum Paris highlights

Cité des Enfants

A dedicated space designed to introduce children to the wonders of science in a fun and interactive way, the Cité des Enfants is divided into age-specific zones. Kids can engage in various tasks, such as navigating mazes, experimenting with water and air properties, and participating in cooperative building projects. Through these experiences, your little ones can develop skills such as problem-solving, critical thinking, and teamwork.

Situated on: Level 0

Louis Lumière Cinéma

The Louis Lumière Cinema is a dedicated space for exploring the intersection of science and cinema. This cinema screens films that highlight the role of science in storytelling and gives a different perspective on scientific concepts. From documentaries to feature films, the Louis Lumière Cinema is a complementary educational experience to the rest of the museum!

Situated on: Level 0

Argonaute Submarine

A real submarine from 1957 that has been converted into a museum exhibit,the Argonaute will provide you with a unique opportunity to explore the interior of a naval vessel. By exploring the submarine, you can learn about life aboard, naval technology, and the historical context of submarine operations during its time in service.

Situated on: Level 0

Explora

Explora is the heart and soul of the Science and Industry Museum Paris, an interactive exhibition area and a treasure trove for science enthusiasts! From exploring the intricacies of physics to unraveling the mysteries of biology, you can delve into a hands-on exploration through interactive exhibits, demonstrations, and workshops.

Situated on: Level 1

Multimedia Library

A comprehensive resource center for anyone seeking to delve deeper into scientific topics, the multimedia library has a vast collection of books, articles, and multimedia resources. You can explore the library on your own or seek assistance from knowledgeable staff– this is one of the few places where curiosity doesn’t kill the cat!

Situated on: Level 1

Planetarium

With stunning 360-degree projections, the planetarium experience offers a captivating exploration of stars, planets, galaxies, and the latest advancements in space exploration. Through these informative shows, you can gain a deeper understanding of astronomical phenomena and the mysteries of the universe.

Situated on: Level 2

La Géode

Not your regular silver screen, the La Géode is a unique spherical cinema that offers an unforgettable cinematic experience– a journey into the world of science, nature, art, and culture. You can enjoy films related to science, nature, art, and culture on a giant screen. What’s more, its striking architectural design adds to the overall experience– a win-win situation!

Situated on: Level 2

Aquarium

The aquarium showcases a diverse range of aquatic species– learn about marine biology and observe different aquatic life forms up close. Through interactive displays, you can learn about marine ecosystems, the importance of conservation, and the fascinating adaptations of aquatic life.

Situated on: Level 2

Plan your visit to Science and Industry Museum Paris

Visitors exploring exhibits at the Paris Science and Industry Museum, a popular destination included in the Combo: 29129 + 27474 tour package
  • Exhibitions:
    Tuesday to Saturday: 10am to 6pm
    Sunday: 10am to7pm
  • Argonaute: 
    Tuesday to Saturday: 10am to 5:30pm
    Sunday: 10am to 6:30pm
  • Planetarium: From 12pm onwards, sessions of 35 to 40 minutes.
  • Closed on: Mondays, January 1, May 1 and December 25.

Address: 30 Av. Corentin Cariou, 75019 Paris, France.

Find on maps

Getting there

  • By metro: Line 7
    Nearest stop: Station Corentin Cariou
  • By tram: T3b tram
    Nearest stop: Porte de la Villette
  • By bus: Lines 71, 139, 150 and 152
    Nearest stop: Station Porte de la Villette
  • By car: If you're driving, exit the Périphérique Nord at Porte de la Villette.
    Parking: You can find paid parking lots on Quai de la Charente and Boulevard Macdonald.
Facilities at Science & Industry Museum
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Lockers and cloakrooms
  • Lifts and access ramps
  • Washrooms
  • Gift shop
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  • Burger King: A fast-food restaurant located on the second basement level, perfect for a quick bite.
  • Biosphere: A cafe on the first level offering healthier and faster dining options.
  • Formal restaurant and tearoom: A more upscale dining experience found in the second basement level, suitable for leisurely meals.
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  • Free entry: Children under 2, guests with disabilities, and one accompanying person (with valid ID).
  • On-site only: Tickets for children aged 2–5 are available exclusively at the venue.
  • Reduced price: Available for guests aged 6–25 and students with valid student ID.
  • You are allowed to eat in designated areas, but food and drinks are not permitted in exhibition spaces.
  • Only small bags are allowed inside the museum. Larger bags must be checked in at the cloakroom.
  • Photography is allowed for personal use, but flash photography and tripods are restricted.
  • Animals are not allowed inside the museum, with the exception of service animals.

Things to do around Science and Industry Museum Paris

Science & Industry Museum map highlighting activities and food locations in Paris.

Food, fun & entertainment

Make the most of your visit by exploring the vibrant surroundings. Dive into thrilling indoor activities, relax in open green spaces, catch a film, immerse yourself in interactive challenges, and treat yourself to delicious meals at nearby eateries.

Science & Industry Museum map highlighting Cité des Sciences, La Géode, and Philharmonie de Paris.

Parc de la Villette

Wander through one of Paris’s most vibrant green spaces, where open lawns meet modern architecture. Whether you’re here for a peaceful walk, an outdoor picnic, or to catch a cultural event, Parc de la Villette offers a refreshing break just steps from the museum.

Frequently asked questions about Science and Industry Museum Paris tickets

The ticket includes access to all permanent exhibits, the planetarium, and the Argonaute submarine. Special exhibitions like the "Tech through time" and "Cats & Dogs" exhibits are also covered but subject to availability.