Paris Sewer Museum

Super cute and interesting musée! underrated museum in paris showing key history! thé staff was very nice and helpful, as were the abundant signage - be ready for a slight smell, but highly recommend

Excellent education of the vital function of good science, civil engineering, medical prevention of diseases and good government to provide a sanitary system for a healthy and productive populace. The gentleman in the gift shop went out of his way to find a 2XL T-shirt. Merci beaucoup!

Embark on a unique journey through the Paris Sewer Museum, an authentic exploration of the city's sewage system. While it may not be the typical museum visit, the experience is fascinating, especially for first-time visitors. Be prepared for the authentic odors of the sewage, which may not be enjoyable for everyone. However, don't let that deter you from enjoying the museum's other offerings and unique insights into Paris's underground world.

Really interesting and cool place to see. Not something you see everyday. The only disadvantage for someone who doesn't speak french is that you get a book with you that has all the translated parts on them instead of two language signs.

Fantastic! Cool on a hot day and takes you round their wastewater tunnel system with the history of the sewer and lots of physical exhibits as well. Near the Champs Élysées, on the other side of the river from Le Grand Palais.

Very interesting and unique but the brochure and the movie was in French only. I’d suggest they add English…

Such a great museum! We didn’t had it on the radar. We just walked past it and spontaneously decided to go inside, it’s quite big! So many things you can explore inside with lots of miniatures and explanations. The entry is free for you and your companion if you have a disability, we didn’t expect that. To compensate for the free entrance we left some money in the souvenir shop. You can find lots of things in there (the books are amazing as well!). thank you so much for this amazing time! I can highly recommend this museum!

This was a unique and interesting experience to be able to visit a working sewer and see what goes on under our feet. There are small information plaques along the way that give you little bits of information and then lots of information at the end of the visit (they could space this out more for less crowding). There are rats down there if you’re squeamish. I enjoyed the section on the environment and it’s connection to the sewers and what we put in them. Visit takes up less than an hour.