Oceanographic Museum (Musee Oceanographique) Tours and Tickets
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Oceanographic Museum (Musee Oceanographique)
- Purchase your tickets in advance to avoid waiting in long entry lines.
- The museum is family friendly and offers daytime activities for children.
- The museum is accessible to wheelchairs and strollers.
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Tickets to the Oceanographic Museum start at €22.50 for adults and €14 for kids 4–17 years old; children under 4 enter for free. Combination tickets that also include admission to sights such as the Prince’s Palace or the Cars Collection of H.S.H. the Prince of Monaco begin at €31 for adults.
General admission to the Oceanographic Museum includes access to the aquarium, museum, and permanent and temporary exhibitions, including “The Sea Turtle Odyssey,” an open-air exhibit. It does not include activities such as the hands-on touch pool, VR diving experience, or escape room, which are ticketed separately.
Yes, you can book a private guided tour—ideally at least a month in advance—which is customized to the ages and interests of your group. Tours generally last about 75 minutes, and rates vary based on the number of people participating. To request a reservation on the museum’s website, look for “guided tours” on the “activities” page and use the form provided.
Yes, this family-friendly museum is geared toward kids of all ages, with engaging aquarium exhibits and hands-on activities. Young visitors especially love the shark and sea turtle exhibits, the Oceano Odyssey multimedia experience, and the touch pool guided animal encounter.
The lower level of the museum is only accessible via stairs, while the remaining floors, gift shop, and rooftop terrace café have elevator access. There are also accessible restrooms inside the building, and discounted tickets available for visitors using wheelchairs. Service animals are allowed inside the museum.