Located on the Place du Trocadéro, between the Musée de l'Homme and the Cité de l'Architecture et du Patrimoine, this museum is often overlooked. And for good reason: it has been closed since 2017, for renovation. After lengthy renovation work, this museum has finally reopened its doors, becoming one of Parisians' new favorite cultural venues.
The Musée National de la Marine is located in the heart of the Palais de Chaillot, adjacent to the Musée de l'Homme. A place ofart andhistory, but also a place of science, it tells the story of France's maritime traditions and adventures. The Musée National de la Marine is one of the two oldest marine museums in the world!
The Musée de la Marine takes us on a unique voyage of discovery of the sea, its seabed and squares, its flora and fauna, the ships that cross and explore it, the men and women who live there, and its role in our environment...
Over a thousand pieces and works of art have been restored and showcased in this new exhibition: you can discover and admire scientific and technical objects, models, paintings, decorative objects, photographs, sculptures, furniture... The marine world has fascinated and inspired many artists and engineers.
The museum is also highly immersive, immersing us completely beneath the waves: at the start of the visit, we enter the bow of a ship, and set off to explore the different worlds on display.
The tour is divided into different areas: ship models and shapes, the art of navigation, naval sculpture, French ports and the maritime economy. Temporary exhibitions also allow visitors to explore certain themes or artists related to the sea.
The Musée National de la Marine is open daily from 11am to 7pm, except Tuesdays. It is also closed on January 1, May 1, July 14 and December 25. Admission costs between €15 and €9, depending on current events. The museum is accessible via Trocadéro station (line 6 and line 9), exit no. 6 "Avenue Paul Doumer - Musée de l'Homme".
The museum also offers a number of fun and digital features to make your visit more interactive. There's a family investigation game, VR helmet and simulator experiments, and even a small digital workshop where you can playunderwater archaeologist. The permanent tour is also complemented by facilities adapted for the physically, hearing, visually or mentally handicapped, the elderly or young children, so that all audiences can enjoy this new venue. The Musée de la Marine aims to please all its visitors, with games, activities, exhibitions and news adapted to all ages.
To extend your visit, drop in to the bookshop-boutique, or the restaurant, a brand-new venue in this museum. The"Carré de l'Amiral" offers sweet and savoury dishes, as well as culinary activities such as an oyster bar and a cocktail bar.
@sortiraparis. com The Musée de la Marine reopens in Paris! Closed since 2017 for renovation, here you can rediscover French maritime development from the 17th century to the present day. The program includes a unique voyage of discovery of the sea, from the seabed to the ships that crossed and explored it. In all, over 900 pieces and works have been restored and showcased in this new voyage of exploration. 3 reasons to go: - Rediscover French maritime evolution - A new exploration trail - 900 restored pieces and works 🟠 Location: Musée National de la Marine, 17 Place du Trocadéro et du 11 Novembre, 75116. 🟠 Dates: From November 17, 2023. 🟠 Price: Free from November 17 to 19, then between €9 and €14 thereafter. More info: on the Sortiraparis website (link in bio). #sortiraparis #sortirparis #sortieparis #quefaireaparis #expositionparis #exposition #parisexpo #parisinsolite #bonneadresseparis #bonneadresse ♬ Healing Water - The Meditation - Red Blue Studio
A fascinating museum to be (re)discovered without delay! Hoist high, sailors: the Musée National de la Marine opens its doors wide to you.
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Dates and Opening Time
On November 17, 2023
Location
Musée national de la Marine
17 Place du Trocadéro et du 11 Novembre
75116 Paris 16
Prices
Moins de 26 ans: Free
Tarif sans exposition: €9 - €12
Tarif avec exposition: €10 - €15
Official website
www.musee-marine.fr
