Paris Science Museum

Get your geek on at the Paris Science Museum. 

Visit the Paris Science Museum with Go City®

• Explore the Paris Science Museum's planetarium and exciting exhibitions.

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 Paris Science Museum.

About this experience

Europe's largest science museum was designed by Adrien Fainsilber and opened in 1986. Within its ultramodern exterior you'll find a huge array of fascinating exhibits.

Visitors young and old will learn plenty about the world of science while exploring the Paris Science Museum. Must-sees include its planetarium, the IMAX theater and its special department for children and teenagers, the 'cite des enfants'.

The Explora exhibitions are the real highlight of the Paris Science Museum. Teaching visitors about the history of scientific discovery, you'll find an array of interactive exhibits which will bring to life the world of science and technology.

Paris Science Museum highlights

Within the Explora exhibitions you will find 'The story of the Universe', which explores the science behind space and light.

You should also visit the museum's planetarium, where you can learn all about the solar systems and galaxies of the universe.

Getting in

Just show your valid digital Paris Museum Pass at the gate.

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 Paris Science Museum.

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

For more information please see the Paris Science Museum website.