Suggestions for Museum near Salpêtrière, Paris

Ahmed S. • March 31, 2013It's definitely worth a long visit! Take your time once there :)

Alvaro C. • August 29, 2016J'habite ici toute est bien. C'est très propre. Et les gens se respectent.

Mr. Mu~ © . • February 10, 2017One of the best places I've visited in Paris. Good for families

Kate D. • August 19, 2015Galerie de Mineralogie et de Geologie has many different gems, meteorites and crystals from all around the world. Don't forget to look at the rocks and crystals which are located outside for free!

Timonina K. • May 4, 2019Будете в Париже, обязательно сходите! Франция не только архитектура, мода и круассаны (утрировано) но и природа!

Kate D. • July 2, 2015With fantastic architecture and design on the outside, La Cinematheque Francaise does not disappoint inside with a cinema, a library showing history of cinema as the Museum of Cinema.

Alessio B. • December 29, 2010Try the sauces and the grilled meat. Wines are lovely. Beautiful view of Paris!

Jessica N. • July 20, 2012Perfect for people who likes history, history of architecture, urban design and urban planning! It has a model (E 1:2000) of the entire city, lots of ancient maps and a little bookstore. Free.

Merve D. • December 12, 2018Büyük küçük herkes için Harika bir yer. If you have a kid, this place is the best choice to visit.

Blurredberry .. • February 29, 2016A bit secret, it is one of my favorite museum in Paris. Not only you get to see wonderful vintage fairground art but interact and play with it! Booking mandatory (I would reckon the day before)

Artyom F. • July 27, 2016Surprised by quality of the exhibitions. The place where photography turns into delicious art. Gonna visit it every time when I'm in Paris.

Esperanza G. • December 27, 2013Rather small museum but very interesting. Could be a nice little add-on if already visiting the Pantheon or Luxembourg Gardens. Free admission.

Zack S. • August 22, 2022Check out the line of bric in the front of the building (going South). This is the French rival "Prime Meridian" that they tried to get the world to use instead of the one that runs through Greenwich.

Muire M. • April 12, 2015This is a small but beautiful museum tucked away in the Latin Quarter. We went in on a whim and were delighted! Worth a visit!

Ted P. • August 17, 2011History of paris — i especially like the section on the revolution. They also have a nice little show up now about fireworks.

Andrea C. • August 31, 2011Cool building, nice outdoor cafè in the back.THe prices of the exhibitions are fairly high, make sure it is worth it.

Splash • January 27, 2019Suitable for parents with young kids. For everyone else, it’s like a boring fake zoo. Nice bldg but the blue light isn’t great for people for whom seeing in low light is an issue.

Bo • January 31, 2015Very nice museum with some great paintings and sculptures from the master. Beautiful restored building as well.

Josh B. • August 27, 2014Your preconceptions will quickly be dashed as you explore this bizarre collection. Very much worth a visit, especially as it’s so close to the Pompidou Centre.

Victoria G. • November 8, 2016Amazing museum that is not very famous. And also is for free. I definitely recommend you to go!

mylifeisgorgeous • October 22, 2011So little and hidden in a blind alley, this little museum close to the Jardin du Luxemburg is a beautiful pearl for sculpture lovers. 100 bis, rue d'Assas +info: www.mylifeisgorgeous.com

Midia • June 19, 2017Of course u should go and visit here with no hesitation. I enjoyed my visiting and it was free I just payed for audio guide

Max W. • October 25, 2018Budget at least two hours. Tons of information, mostly available in English!

Dylan C. • November 25, 2014A bit creepy but an amazing place to study rarities in both human and animal nature. Cheap entrance fee and filled with only art students; incredible vibe but not for the squeamish!

Mercedes R. • March 18, 2015Good for an evening of homework although it closes at 6

Kate D. • October 23, 2014Although people seem to miss this museum, it is completely free and free for you to explore, with many different types of sculptures scattered throughout the gardens to find and enjoy.