Science & Industry Museum Entry Tickets

About this experience

Science & Industry Museum Tickets The Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie in Paris transforms science into an adventure. Located in Parc de la Villette, this museum makes complex concepts accessible through hands-on exhibits that engage visitors of all ages. You'll explore everything from robotics and astronomy to genetics, with interactive displays that turn learning into play. Your ticket gives you access to permanent exhibitions covering mathematics, sound, and cutting-edge scientific breakthroughs. The museum excels at making technology tangible, whether you're discovering how engineering solves real-world problems or exploring the evolution of technology through interactive displays. Temporary exhibitions add fresh perspectives, covering topics from robotics to playful science showcases. Two standout experiences elevate your visit beyond typical museum browsing. The Argonaute submarine lets you step inside an authentic 1950s French Navy vessel, exploring narrow passageways, the control room, and crew quarters. The planetarium takes you on a journey across galaxies with presentations about stars, planets, and cosmic mysteries inside a projection dome. Highlights Walk through the Argonaute submarine and experience real submariner conditions from the 1950s Discover the genetics zone where science meets interactive play for all ages Engage with hands-on technology exhibits showing how innovation shapes our world Watch planetarium shows that simulate space travel and cosmic phenomena Explore themed science corridors demonstrating how engineering solves everyday problems Experience multi-sensory exhibits designed to challenge and educate through interaction Plan Your Visit to Science & Industry Museum Plan to spend several hours or a full day exploring the museum's extensive exhibits. The venue offers facilities for taking breaks throughout your visit, making it comfortable for extended exploration. Both the Argonaute submarine and planetarium require timed slot reservations, which you can arrange at the venue or book in advance to secure your preferred times. The museum provides step-free access and accessible facilities for visitors with reduced mobility, including accessible restrooms throughout the premises. Children aged 2-5 can purchase tickets onsite, while students and visitors under 25 receive reduced admission with valid documentation. Book your submarine and planetarium slots early, especially during weekends and holidays when demand is highest. Note that large bags and suitcases cannot be stored at the museum, so travel light for your visit. While you're exploring this area of Paris, consider extending your scientific adventure with Paris Observatory tickets for more astronomical discoveries, or balance your cultural itinerary with Louvre Museum tickets to experience art alongside science.

Highlights

• Dive into a day of discovery at the Science and Industry Museum in Paris with hands-on exhibits, live demos, and gripping simulations
• Step inside the Argonaute, a 1950s war submarine, and explore its launch bay, engine room, and crew quarters up close
• Try your hand at piloting the Solar Impulse, the world’s first solar-powered aircraft simulator, a fun way to learn about the future of clean aviation
• Walk through planetarium shows and space-themed exhibits that take you on a journey across stars, planets, and distant galaxies
• From robotics to space and beyond, enjoy a science experience designed for all ages, set within the artistic surroundings of Parc de la Villette.

What is included

• Entry to the Science and Industry Museum Access to the Argonaute submarine Access to the planetarium Access to all exhibits including Robots, Man & Genes, Cats & Dogs, and Tech through time

Not included

• Entry to Cité des enfants (tickets can be purchased on-site)

Before you go

Book your planetarium and submarine slots ahead due to limited capacity. Bring valid ID, especially for reduced-price or student tickets. Cité des enfants entry is not included; tickets sold onsite. Children under 2 and eligible visitors with disability enter free with documentation. Large bags and luggage cannot be brought into the museum.

Cancellation terms

Cannot be canceled or rescheduled