📜 Small underground museum in Paris dedicated to the evolution of the Parisian sewer network.
🔍 Discover the history and workings of the city's extensive underground system.
🚶 Walk six meters under Paris
💡 Learn about the history of Paris sewers from 14th century to modern times
🛠️ Discover industrial objects and wastewater treatment techniques
👷 Learn about the work of sewer workers and ecological issues
⚽ See giant iron balls used for cleaning sewers
👃 Moderately odorous and humid atmosphere
🦟 Possible mosquitoes
🎟️ Book your ticket online to save time
💰 Full ticket 9 €, reduced admission 7 €. Free for under 18, EU citizens under 26, disabled, unemployed, journalists.
🕒 Tuesday to Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (last entry 4 p.m.).
🚫 Closed May 1, December 25, and first 15 days of January.
Métro: Alma-Marceau (line 9), Invalides (lines 8, 13)
RER C: Pont de l’Alma
Bus: 42, 63, 80, 92
Velib stations nearby
Accessible for disabled persons, especially those with reduced mobility.
Interactive panels explaining the journey of flush content.
Available in French, English, and Spanish (limited number).
Last updated 9 days ago
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