Paris: Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie Ticket

Learn more about science through fun
Paris Museum of Science and Industry

Visit the Paris Museum of Science and Industry and experience the wonders of science firsthand. The Museum of Science and Industry is Europe's largest science museum that offers fun experiences for all ages. It has 55 hectares of land and a beautiful park, making it one of the must-visit attractions during your trip. At the Museum of Science and Industry, learn about the origins of the universe, see how science and technology have shaped history, and discover a selection of 3D animations and optical illusions!

How to get there

The Museum of Science and Industry is located in La Villette, in the far northeast corner of Paris. Subway Line 7   When you get off at 'Porte de la Villette' station, the name of the museum is displayed on the information board as you exit the station, so it is not difficult to find.

The city of Paris itself is much smaller than Seoul, so it usually doesn't take more than 30 minutes to go to tourist attractions in the city, but here, just traveling by subway from the city center takes 30 minutes or more, so it is recommended to leave with plenty of time. do.

It boasts a huge scale.

The Museum of Science and Industry consists of three floors, but the building is so large that it takes quite a while to see it all. So, I recommend taking your time when visiting.

You will need at least 2-3 hours to see everything, especially the must-see submarine inside.

Human Brain - Permanent Exhibition

In addition to the anatomical structure of the brain, there are various experiential facilities to learn about how the brain perceives and thinks about objects and the world, so you can feel how things that seem natural in our daily lives appear differently. In particular, the brain lid is open, so each part of the brain, including the cerebrum, cerebellum, and brainstem, can be disassembled and reassembled.

Transportation and Humans - Permanent Exhibition

You can see a replica of the subway station in Paris, France, and also see an exhibition related to airplanes. You can simulate a flight by selecting various options, such as the exterior material of the airplane, the type of interior furniture, and the type of in-flight meal.

In addition, there are permanent exhibitions on games and exhibitions on various topics such as high-speed rail and sports. This ticket allows entry to both permanent and special exhibitions.