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Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie
30, Ave Corentin-Cariou Paris 19 Metro: Porte de la Villette |
Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie or Paris Science and Technology museum is a must see specially for the kids.
Each floor of the ultra modern building of Paris Science World is divided into different science and technology departments. Some programs worth mentioning are as follows:
Planetarium - devoted to the planets and particularly the Sun and it's effects on the whole universe.
Children's Cité - Divided by age into 2-7 and 5-12 years. This is the place to satisfy scientific curiosity of your little ones. Tons of hands on activities around.
La Geode - Your Omnimax theatre which makes everyone in the theatre feel that they are at the center of the images. Because of the special effects, children under the age of 3 and pregnant women in their third trimester are not allowed to enter the cinema.
Cité de la Sante - Your Health Center satisfying everyone's curiosity about our health and body.
Open Tuesday to Saturday from 10 am - 6 pm and Sundays from 10 am- 7 pm. (opening time varies)
Closed on Mondays
Note: Parts of the
museum are not included in the Museum Pass.
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| 6 of 8 people found the following review helpful: |
 Our kids loved it!!!, Nov 17, 2005 |
| reviewer: DA Thomas
from Vienna, VA USA |
| We visited the museum in July 2005. It was beautifully laid out with about 30 pct of the exhibits in English. My kids (9 and 12) had to be dragged out of the genetics exhibit. The geodome movie theater was a blast. The surrounding children's play areas, all with different themes, entertained us another couple of hours. Our children nagged us to return so incessantly that we punted Versailles to return for a second day of fun. The only reason I did not rate this as a 5, is because not all the exhibits had an English translation, but of course we were in France (I don't think our museums are all translated in French)! Go and enjoy!!! |
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