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Unfortunately we weren't able to take advantage of it, we had traffic jams and a delay with the hotel, so we only had 30 minutes before closing time. Huge disappointment for us, otherwise it seemed like a really nice event. We did the children's workshop and danced, it was fun. On the other hand, our tickets didn't work, but the agent took a look and let us through.
I found the 8/4 themes a bit average I came with my grandchildren and it lacked practical interactivity ... I had already been to the cité des sciences it was more fun for children
You'll need a full day to discover all the worlds on offer. The planetarium "shows" are really informative, but you'll need to book in advance as places are limited. The price for on-site catering is a bit steep, though. It makes you want to come back for the Planetarium "shows" that we didn't have time to see. The Géode is also worth a try.
Very good A full day's visit is required if you want to see the planetarium and the submarine.
the visit went well but I had to buy another ticket because they couldn't find my payment, which I made with you.
Inclusions
Entry to the Science & Industry Museum
Access to Argonaute submarine & the planetarium
Access to all exhibits including Chauvet Cave, Silence, Danse, Charlotte Charbonnel and the newest Cats & Dogs
Unfortunately we weren't able to take advantage of it, we had traffic jams and a delay with the hotel, so we only had 30 minutes before closing time. Huge disappointment for us, otherwise it seemed like a really nice event. We did the children's workshop and danced, it was fun. On the other hand, our tickets didn't work, but the agent took a look and let us through.
I found the 8/4 themes a bit average I came with my grandchildren and it lacked practical interactivity ... I had already been to the cité des sciences it was more fun for children
You'll need a full day to discover all the worlds on offer. The planetarium "shows" are really informative, but you'll need to book in advance as places are limited. The price for on-site catering is a bit steep, though. It makes you want to come back for the Planetarium "shows" that we didn't have time to see. The Géode is also worth a try.
Very good A full day's visit is required if you want to see the planetarium and the submarine.
Inclusions Seine River Canal Saint-Martin Cruise
Sightseeing cruise along the Seine and Canal Saint-Martin
Onboard commentary in French and English
Science & City Museum
Entry to the Science & Industry Museum
Access to all exhibits & the planetarium
Access to Argonaute submarine, Metamorphoses & Dance exhibit (closed on Jan 1, May 1, Dec 25)
Seine River Canal Saint-Martin Cruise
Science & City Museum
Author Kurt Vonnegut once said "Science is magic that works," and he couldn’t have been more right– think flying machines, seeing microscopic things that practically don’t exist and a way to capture the present! Want to know where you can actually experience this magic called science? The City of Science and Industry Museum Paris, the biggest science museum in Europe, is the place to be. Here, you can explore a vast array of themed galleries, from the human body to the cosmos and the environment to the digital world, with interactive displays, hands-on experiments, and thought-provoking demonstrations that bring scientific concepts to life!
Read on to learn more about the highlights, visitor information, tickets, and more.
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.
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!
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!
The ticket includes access to all permanent exhibits, the planetarium, and the Argonaute submarine. Special exhibitions like the "Métamorphoses" and "Dance" exhibits are also covered but subject to availability.
Weekday mornings tend to be quieter, with the weekends being more crowded due to family visitors.
The Argonaute is a 1950s submarine where you can explore the interior, including the crew station and launching area. Access is included in the general admission.
Don't miss the Solar Impulse flight simulator, planetarium shows, and the historic Argonaute submarine for unique experiences!
No, while guided tours are not available, interactive exhibits and English commentary provide in-depth information throughout the museum.
Yes, but it must be purchased separately on-site, starting at €9. This section is popular for families with young children.
Free access to the planetarium is included in the admission ticket.
Yes, reduced-price tickets are available for visitors under 25 and over 65, with valid ID. Children under 2 enter for free, and discounted tickets for children aged 2-5 are only available on-site.
Yes, tickets are available at the venue, but it's recommended to book online in advance to ensure availability, especially for special exhibitions.
