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Paris: City of Science and Industry Museum Entry Ticket
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Highlights
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Take part in hands-on experiments and immersive experiences
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Fly Solar Impulse, the world's first solar-powered aircraft, using the simulator
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Explore one of Europe's biggest science museums on your trip to Paris
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Discover the living conditions aboard Argonaute, a real submarine from the 1950s
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What's included
- Access to the Planetarium, the Argonaute submarine (request a voucher on-site when you arrive)
- Access to permanent and temporary exhibitions, and daily entertainment
Not included
- Access to the "Cité des enfants" (tickets can be purchased on-site)
Ticket types
- ADULT
About Paris: City of Science and Industry Museum Entry Ticket
Dive into the fascinating world of science and innovation at Paris's Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie, Europe's largest science museum. From interactive exhibits and a stunning planetarium to a real 1950s submarine, this immersive cultural experience promises unforgettable discovery for visitors of all ages.
Local Legends & Stories
The Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie opened in 1986 as part of Paris's ambitious La Villette cultural district, designed to make science accessible and exciting for everyone. It has since become a beloved institution where French innovation meets public curiosity, inspiring generations of young scientists.
Must Do Experiences
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Fly Solar Impulse in the world's first solar-powered aircraft simulator for an adrenaline-pumping aviation experience
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Descend into Argonaute, a genuine 1950s French navy submarine and explore its cramped, fascinating interior
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Enjoy a mesmerizing planetarium show that brings the cosmos to life with stunning visuals
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Get hands-on with interactive experiments across the museum's extensive permanent and temporary exhibitions
Hidden Gems
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Visit the La Géode, the museum's iconic geodesic dome sphere — it houses a breathtaking IMAX film experience that's worth the separate ticket
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The Cite des Enfants on the ground floor is incredibly detailed; don't rush through it even if you're traveling with older companions
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The museum's rooftop terrace offers surprisingly peaceful views of the Paris skyline, a quiet escape from the bustling exhibits below
What Makes it Special
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Home to Argonaute, a real Cold War-era submarine you can actually step inside and explore — a truly one-of-a-kind attraction in Paris
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The Solar Impulse simulator lets you pilot the groundbreaking solar-powered aircraft, blending education with cutting-edge technology
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As one of Europe's largest science museums, it offers an extraordinary scale of interactive exhibits spanning technology, biology, and space exploration
Available Facilities
Perfect Timing
When to visit for the best experience
Weekday mornings are ideal for avoiding the largest crowds, especially during school holidays when families flock to the interactive zones. Late afternoons on weekdays also offer a more relaxed atmosphere, while summer months bring special seasonal programming and extended hours.
Photography Guide
Capture the perfect shots
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The planetarium's dark interior makes for stunning photo opportunities — use a higher ISO setting to capture the celestial projections without flash
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Natural light floods the main exhibition halls during midday, perfect for wide-angle shots of the impressive architecture and displays
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The exterior of La Géode is incredibly photogenic, especially during golden hour when the mirrored spheres reflect the Parisian sky
Cultural Etiquette
Respect local customs and traditions
French museum etiquette values quiet appreciation — keep voices low in exhibition areas and avoid blocking pathways while taking in the displays. It is customary to purchase tickets online in advance during peak tourist seasons to guarantee entry and skip the ticket queues.
Special Events & Experiences
Enhanced experiences and seasonal highlights
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Nuit des Musées — stay late during the annual museum night festival when the Cité opens after dark with special performances and light installations
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Science festivals throughout the year feature guest speakers, live demonstrations, and hands-on workshops for all ages
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Summer special programming includes extended planetarium shows and themed exhibitions celebrating French scientific innovation
Important Guidelines & Safety
Essential safety information and guidelines
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Keep an eye on your belongings in crowded exhibition areas, especially during school holiday periods when the museum sees heavy family traffic
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The Argonaute submarine involves narrow passageways and stairs — supervise children closely and hold hands in confined spaces
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Stay hydrated and take breaks at the on-site cafe, as the museum's extensive layout can be tiring to explore in one sitting
Visitor Information
Entry Fee
Pricing varies depending on age and whether you hold a reduced-rate card. Children under three enter free, and discounted tickets are available for students, seniors, and groups — check the official website for current rates.
Visit Duration
Plan to spend between three to five hours at the museum to fully enjoy the planetarium show, explore the permanent exhibitions, and experience the Argonaute submarine. Families with young children may wish to allocate a full day to explore La Géode and the Cite des Enfants at a leisurely pace.
Accessibility
The museum is fully wheelchair accessible with elevators and ramps throughout all exhibition areas. Accessible restrooms and complimentary wheelchairs are available on-site for visitors with mobility needs.
Highlights
Paris: City of Science and Industry Museum Entry...
- Take part in hands-on experiments and immersive experiences
- Fly Solar Impulse, the world's first solar-powered aircraft, using the simulator
- Explore one of Europe's biggest science museums on your trip to Paris
- Discover the living conditions aboard Argonaute, a real submarine from the 1950s
Opening hours
Notes
Overview
Important Information
Opening Hours
10:00-18:00
What's Included
- Access to the Planetarium, the Argonaute submarine (request a voucher on-site when you arrive)
- Access to permanent and temporary exhibitions, and daily entertainment
Not Included
- Access to the "Cité des enfants" (tickets can be purchased on-site)
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• Free entry is available upon presentation of valid documentation for kids under 2 years old, disabled people and an accompanying person
• "Cité des enfants" exhibition is not included. A ticket must be booked directly on the museum's website or at the museum as an extra ticket
• Cité des sciences et de l'industrie is open from Tuesday to Saturday 10:00 AM-6:00 PM and Sunday 10:00 AM-7:00 PM
• The museum is closed on Mondays and on January 1, May 1, and December 25
• Reduced entry upon presentation of valid documentation: Youth under 25, and Students
Location
48.89559480, 2.38789960
Frequently Asked Questions
About Paris: City of Science and Industry Museum Entry Ticket
The Argonaute submarine involves narrow passageways and stairs — supervise children closely and hold hands in confined spaces
Stay hydrated and take breaks at the on-site cafe, as the museum's extensive layout can be tiring to explore in one sitting
Natural light floods the main exhibition halls during midday, perfect for wide-angle shots of the impressive architecture and displays
The exterior of La Géode is incredibly photogenic, especially during golden hour when the mirrored spheres reflect the Parisian sky
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