Science and Industry Museum Tickets
Unleash your inner scientist at the Science and Industry Museum in Paris. Immerse yourself in exhibits, explore the planetarium, and discover space, submarines, and solar flight wonders. Enjoy interactive activities for all ages!
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Dive into a day of discovery at the Science and Industry Museum in Paris with hands-on exhibits, live demos, and gripping simulations.
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Step inside the Argonaute, a 1950s war submarine, and explore its launch bay, engine room, and crew quarters up close.
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Try your hand at piloting the Solar Impulse, the world’s first solar-powered aircraft simulator, a fun way to learn about the future of clean aviation.
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Walk through planetarium shows and space-themed exhibits that take you on a journey across stars, planets, and distant galaxies.
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From robotics to space and beyond, enjoy a science experience designed for all ages, set within the artistic surroundings of Parc de la Villette.
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Dive into a day of discovery at the Science and Industry Museum in Paris with hands-on exhibits, live demos, and gripping simulations.
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Step inside the Argonaute, a 1950s war submarine, and explore its launch bay, engine room, and crew quarters up close.
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Try your hand at piloting the Solar Impulse, the world’s first solar-powered aircraft simulator, a fun way to learn about the future of clean aviation.
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Walk through planetarium shows and space-themed exhibits that take you on a journey across stars, planets, and distant galaxies.
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From robotics to space and beyond, enjoy a science experience designed for all ages, set within the artistic surroundings of Parc de la Villette.
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Combine science and scenery as you engage with cutting-edge exhibits before soaking in Paris’s beauty on a leisurely river cruise.
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Dive into themes like robotics, space, and sound at the Science & Industry Museum, and enjoy exciting planetarium shows with astronomy specialists.
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Step inside the Argonaute, a real 1950s submarine, and get a glimpse into life beneath the surface.
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Hop on a flexible 1-hour Seine River cruise, with departures every hour, multilingual audio guides, and live onboard commentary.
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Cruise past the Eiffel Tower, Louvre, and Musée d'Orsay, soaking in Paris’s iconic views as you unwind after a day of discovery.
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Combine science and scenery as you engage with cutting-edge exhibits before soaking in Paris’s beauty on a leisurely river cruise.
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Dive into themes like robotics, space, and sound at the Science & Industry Museum, and enjoy exciting planetarium shows with astronomy specialists.
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Step inside the Argonaute, a real 1950s submarine, and get a glimpse into life beneath the surface.
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Hop on a flexible 1-hour Seine River cruise, with departures every hour, multilingual audio guides, and live onboard commentary.
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Cruise past the Eiffel Tower, Louvre, and Musée d'Orsay, soaking in Paris’s iconic views as you unwind after a day of discovery.
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Explore Paris on a journey that takes you from hands-on science exhibits and planetarium shows to timeless art and the grand galleries of the Louvre.
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Get to see permanent exhibitions at the Science & Industry Museum covering topics like space missions, genetics, robotics, and climate change, all brought to life through interactive displays and live demonstrations.
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Climb aboard the real 1950s Argonaute submarine or watch stunning cosmic shows in the planetarium, adding depth to your scientific discovery.
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Skip the lines at the Louvre and take your time exploring iconic artworks like the Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo, with an included audio guide to bring each piece to life.
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Walk through vast collections that span ancient civilizations, classical sculpture, and European paintings, all housed in the world’s most visited museum.
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Explore Paris on a journey that takes you from hands-on science exhibits and planetarium shows to timeless art and the grand galleries of the Louvre.
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Get to see permanent exhibitions at the Science & Industry Museum covering topics like space missions, genetics, robotics, and climate change, all brought to life through interactive displays and live demonstrations.
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Climb aboard the real 1950s Argonaute submarine or watch stunning cosmic shows in the planetarium, adding depth to your scientific discovery.
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Skip the lines at the Louvre and take your time exploring iconic artworks like the Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo, with an included audio guide to bring each piece to life.
-
Walk through vast collections that span ancient civilizations, classical sculpture, and European paintings, all housed in the world’s most visited museum.
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Experience two sides of Paris with this combo—one that sparks curiosity through science, and another that brings culture to life through wax figures.
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Explore the world of innovation at the Science & Industry Museum through interactive exhibits on space, robotics, climate, and the human brain.
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Catch immersive shows at the planetarium and climb aboard the real 1950s Argonaute submarine to reimagine life beneath the waves.
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Visit the Grévin Wax Museum and see over 250 lifelike wax figures of movie stars, sports legends, political leaders, and French cultural icons.
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Walk through themed sets and take photos with your favorite personalities in fun, family-friendly scenes.
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Experience two sides of Paris with this combo—one that sparks curiosity through science, and another that brings culture to life through wax figures.
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Explore the world of innovation at the Science & Industry Museum through interactive exhibits on space, robotics, climate, and the human brain.
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Catch immersive shows at the planetarium and climb aboard the real 1950s Argonaute submarine to reimagine life beneath the waves.
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Visit the Grévin Wax Museum and see over 250 lifelike wax figures of movie stars, sports legends, political leaders, and French cultural icons.
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Walk through themed sets and take photos with your favorite personalities in fun, family-friendly scenes.
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About Science and Industry museum
A highlight of any Paris science adventure, the Science and Industry Museum offers a dazzling array of interactive experiences. From the immersive planetarium to the legendary Argonaute submarine, it’s a must-visit for families, students, and anyone eager to explore the marvels of technology and the universe.
The museum welcomed over 2.3 million visitors in 2023, making it one of the most popular science museums in Europe.
Its Argonaute submarine is a 50-meter-long Cold War vessel, now a protected historical monument and open for onboard exploration.
The Cité des Enfants, a dedicated children’s zone, features five themed universes and is considered Paris’s premier science playlab for ages 5–10.
The Solar Impulse 1 on display was the first airplane to fly both day and night powered solely by solar energy.
All main exhibits, including the planetarium and submarine, are included in a single admission ticket—though timed reservations are required for some experiences.
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Main Entrance (Avenue Corentin Cariou)
Located at 30 Avenue Corentin Cariou, this is the primary entrance to the museum, directly facing Parc de la Villette and just steps from the Porte de la Villette Metro station (Line 7). The entrance is fully wheelchair accessible, with wide automatic doors, ramps, and step-free access to ticket counters and security. Clear signage in French and English guides visitors from the street and public transport stops. This entrance is recommended for all visitors, including families with strollers and those with reduced mobility.
Parc de la Villette Entrance
Accessible via the park side, this entrance is ideal for visitors coming from the Grande Halle de la Villette, the Geode dome, or the canal area. It features step-free access and is close to the children’s play areas. Wheelchair users and families will find smooth, paved paths leading directly to the museum doors. Signage and staff are available to assist with directions.
Regular Hours: Open Tuesday to Saturday from 9:30am to 6:00pm, and Sundays from 9:30am to 7:00pm.
Closed on Mondays, January 1, May 1, and December 25.
Last Entry: Final admission is 1 hour before closing time. For timed activities (such as the Planetarium, Argonaute submarine, and Cité des Enfants), entry is only possible at your reserved slot—please arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled time.
Special Hours/Closures: The museum may close early or adjust hours for special events or maintenance. Some children’s areas (such as Cité des bébés) may be temporarily closed for renovations—check the official website for updates before your visit.
Lockers are available for storing personal items during your visit.
A souvenir shop is located near the main entrance, offering science-themed gifts and educational materials.
The Cité des Enfants is a dedicated kids' play and learning area for ages 5–10, accessible by timed ticket.
Dining outlets and cafes are available throughout the museum, serving snacks, meals, and beverages.
Toilets are located on every floor, including accessible restrooms and baby-changing facilities.
Free WiFi is available throughout the museum for visitors.
ATMs are available on-site for your convenience.
A first aid station is available for minor medical needs.
Baby nursing rooms and changing facilities are available for families with infants.
An information desk is located at the main entrance to assist with directions, bookings, and general inquiries.
The museum is wheelchair accessible, with elevators and ramps throughout most areas. The Argonaute submarine is not accessible to wheelchairs or strollers.
Strollers are allowed in most areas of the museum, except inside the Argonaute submarine due to space constraints.
Service animals are permitted throughout the museum, except in the Argonaute submarine for safety reasons.
Elevator access is available to all public floors, except for the Argonaute submarine.
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