Paris Arts and Crafts Museum

Located in Paris's 3rd district, it is a small museum that is easily overlooked in Paris's many museums, including Boko pendulums that prove the rotation of the earth, and chemical experiments by chemist Lavassi. Local schools in Paris often organize students to visit here.

The Arts and Crafts Museum was a school before, but now it has been transformed into the current museum. It is worth visiting for people who like industrial design. The museum building itself is very beautiful. The exhibition is very interesting. Compared with the regulations, male or professional visitors.

Formerly a beautiful monastery, in a simple and effective way, it tells the historical stories of different forms of scientific and technological development since the 18th century. Exhibitions include aircraft, motor vehicles, energy, communications technology and construction. Most of the introductions are in French and English.

For some people interested in science and technology, no matter what age, it is a very good museum worth visiting. The advantage of the museum is that it has a wide collection of scientific disciplines. The disadvantage is that it is an old-fashioned museum without interaction. Another good thing is the demonstration of the Foucault pendulum.

Mus 233; edesartsetm 233; tiers Paris Museum of Arts and Crafts is the oldest science museum in Europe. The exhibits here are direct demonstrations of the complementary and mutually reinforcing effects of art and science. Examples of the history of human scientific and technological development since the Industrial Revolution can be seen, including tools, machinery and invention and creation. It is an ideal place for children to broaden their horizons and learn wisdom. The opening time is from 10:00 to 18:00 on Tuesday, March, May and June. Thursday 10:00-21:30. It closes on Monday. Adult tickets are 6.5 Euros, students are 4.5 Euros, children are free of tickets. Take Metro Line M3 and M11 at Gongmei Museum Station.