Musee de la Marine Review

The Muséedelamarine Maritime Museum stands quietly between the old buildings on the shore of the Port of Saint-Etienne. The original site is the Church of Saint-Etienne, glise St-tienne, built between the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. The collection includes shipbuilding tools, processes and models, ancient navigational maps, and so on, vividly introducing the long history of navigation and marine culture of Onfleur. Open from April to September Tuesday to Sunday 10:00-12:00, 14:00-18:00, mid-October to November, mid-February to March Monday to Friday 14:00-18:00, Saturday, Sunday 10:00-12:00, 14:00-18:00, mid-November to mid-February closed. Tickets are 3 euros for adults and 6 euros for students. +Pass for the Normandy Museum of Ethnology and Folk Arts adults 4.2 euros, students 2.6 euros.

This is the Ocean Museum in Onfleur. It is clear that this is a museum rather than an aquarium. This maritime museum is not very large in scale, and it contains many items related to navigation and the sea. It is still worth coming.

Although the Maritime Museum in the port of Onfler is not big, the exhibits are quite rich and worth seeing. Especially for travel friends with children, you can consider it.

It gives me an Egyptian feel!