National Marine Museum (Musee National de la Marine) Tours and Tickets

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• Self-Guided Audio Tour -The Eiffel Tower, Exterior

The price to visit the National Marine Museum is €14 for general admission, and there’s a reduced-price ticket for 18–25-year-olds for €10. Those under 18 years can enter for free, as long as proof is provided, and visitors with disabilities(who provide documentation) can also enter for free.

The National Marine Museum takes visitors on a themed journey resembling a sea voyage, complete with crossings and stopovers. Over 1,000 restored items—archaeological finds, sculptures, and naval artifacts—explore maritime history. Highlights include ship models and immersive film projections showing life below, on, and above the sea.

Yes, the museum is home to a cafe called the Café de la Marine. Here, visitors can access views of the Eiffel Tower while enjoying all-you-can-eat buffet dishes, brunches, wines, and more. Nearby, there’s also Schwartz’s Deli for burgers, and Lulu’s for traditional French cuisine.

Yes, the National Marine Museum in Paris is accessible to wheelchair users. In addition to its commitment to being an accessible venue for all, the museum loans wheelchairs to visitors, as well as baby carriers and pushchairs. Just go to the reception desk to inquire about borrowing any of these items.

Yes, the National Marine Museum in Paris is great for children. Kids enjoy the interactive displays that simulate life above and below the sea. The visit begins inside a ship’s bow, and there are lots of adventures to follow, including an entire room filled with ship models and lots of interesting navigation tools.