📜 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 28 days ago
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