PARIS
A MULTISCIENCE IMMERSIVE MUSEUM⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Over 250,000 visitors have already been won over by the experience!
Get your ticketsExplore the mysteries of the universe with Science Expériences, an immersive journey designed by experts to entertain and educate. Dive into a captivating adventure, from the farthest reaches of the universe to the ocean abyss, all the way down to the Earth’s core. Learn more about the human brain, space, insects, and a lot of other scientific subjects in a series of interactive rooms. Join us for an unforgettable experience where each discovery transports you to new horizons of knowledge and wonder.
An Educational and Interactive Experience
You'll interact with scientific mediators (with backgrounds in medicine, biology, physics or chemistry) who will break down complex concepts into simpler steps.
An Immersive and Surprising Journey
Each space is designed to encourage immersion and wake up the senses. Smells, sounds, scenery and special effects make for an enchanting experience.
A Format to Suit All Ages
Our interactive exhibits and fun activities offer learning and entertainment opportunities that transcend age barriers. A captivating journey of discovery and excitement is guaranteed!
16 Cour Saint-Emilion, 75012 - Paris, France.
School Visits and Educational Groups
Introduce your students to science through a fun and educational outing, accessible from age 5. Fill out the form for more information and a personalized quote.
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Team building
Treat your team to a unique team-building experience: 2 hours of immersive activities, challenges, and shared moments, followed by a friendly snack. Price: €50 per person (includes course, pods, VR simulator, and refreshments).
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Private Events & Special Requirements
For private events or special requests, we design tailor-made experiences combining friendliness, science, and immersion. Contact us by email to plan your custom event together.
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About the Experience
We don't have a locker room or baggage storage area as such, meaning a secure area supervised by a member of staff. Even though the entire site is under video surveillance.
We will do our best to provide you with a convenient solution, but the museum declines all responsibility for loss, theft or damage to personal items left unattended.
About the Tickets
You can buy your tickets online via the Science Expériences website:
From the Fever app, available on On Google Play and Apple Store the Fever website.
We welcome birthday groups on a regular basis, but we don't have a dedicated space (cake is not authorized). For this purpose, the Bercy Village park is just 2 minutes away.
We leave it up to you to book directly on our website: www.science-experiences.com, choosing the day and time slot you're interested in, and according to remaining availability, with the number of adults and children present.
We can accommodate groups of up to 15 people (we strongly recommend that you buy your places online in advance).
Two virtual reality simulators (roller coasters) are available:
Slide virtual reality (from age 6), where you can fly over the city of Paris,, meet fantastic animals or slide down a virtual toboggan.
360° virtual reality (for ages 10 and up), for a breathtaking experience as you battle invaders from the planet Pandora, head upside down!
About the Experience Accessibility
Please arrive at the time indicated on your ticket (do not arrive early or late).
If you are late, we will consider the possibility of moving you between two time slots (i.e. a potential wait of 20 to 40 minutes).
The content presented in the various experiments offered at Science Expériences has been validated by a diverse team of renowned experts in their respective fields:
David Elbaz
Astrophysicist and Scientific Director at CEA Saclay, specializes in the history of the universe and the formation of stars and galaxies.
Bill François
An alumnus of ENS Ulm, is a physicist. He holds a doctorate in hydrodynamics and is crazy about marine biology.
Aline Peltier
Author of a thesis on the deformations of the Piton de la Fournaise, has managed the Piton de la Fournaise volcanological observatory since 2016.
Eléa Héberlé
Holds a master's degree in plant biology and a doctorate in molecular and cellular biology from the University of Strasbourg.
Marie-Charlotte Morin
Doctor of Biology and passionate about epistemology (history and philosophy of science).
Nicolas Treps
Lecturer at the Pierre-et-Marie Curie University in Paris, researcher at the Kastler-Brossel laboratory.