History of Immigration Museum

Discover how immigration shaped France’s economy, arts and culture.

Visit the History of Immigration Museum with Go City®

• See how immigrant perspectives shape France's evolving culture.

This attraction requires a Paris Museum Pass

You'll receive a free Paris Museum Pass when you purchase an All-Inclusive Pass from Go City. This added extra gives you free entry to dozens of top museums and monuments. You'll need to make sure you download it ahead of your trip to the History of Immigration Museum.

About this experience

Currently, the permanent collection of the History of Immigration Museum will be under reconstruction until fall of 2022. However, you can check out the museum’s temporary exhibits. Please visit the museum’s website to see what’s currently happening!

The History of Immigration Museum’s mission is to explore, preserve and showcase the history of immigration in France. The collection brings you both the history and cultural contributions of those who migrated to France. Learn about the economic, social and artistic contributions of immigrants.

(Entrance to the Aquarium Tropical is not included with Go City.)

Go City is the best choice for maximum savings and flexibility when sightseeing in Paris. Your pass includes the History of Immigration Museum with tickets, plus admission to dozens more top attractions.

Getting in

Show your Paris Museum Pass at the entrance.

Information about your Paris Museum Pass

Buy an All-Inclusive Pass with Go City, and you will also receive a free Paris Museum Pass to use at the same time! This added extra gives you free entry to dozens of top museums and monuments.

Once you've purchased your All-Inclusive Pass on the Go City website, we'll send you all the details you need to download your additional Paris Museum Pass. Be sure to do this ahead of your trip as you'll need it to enter the History of Immigration Museum.

For the full list of attractions on the digital Paris Museum Pass, please visit our information page.

For more information please see the History of Immigration Museum website.