Musee Curie, Paris
This charming scientific museum preserves the offices and laboratories of Pierre and Marie Curie, pioneers in the discovery of radioactivity, their instruments, equipment and furniture arranged as it was during their critically important research.
This charming scientific museum preserves the offices and laboratories of Pierre and Marie Curie, pioneers in the discovery of radioactivity, their instruments, equipment and furniture arranged as it was during their critically important research. Guided tours in English available.
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Closed
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13:30
17:00
Tue
13:30
17:00
Wed
13:00
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13:00
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Fri
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13:00
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Musee Curie and Nearby Sights on Map
Pantheon (Paris)
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St. Etienne du Mont
La Sorbonne
Eglise Saint-Etienne-du-Mont
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Luxembourg Gardens
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Left Bank
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Arenes de Lutece
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Musee National du Moyen Age
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Eglise Saint-Julien-le-Pauvre
It is a Melkite Greek Catholic parish church
Eglise Saint Nicolas du Chardonnet
A controversial church serving as de facto headquarters of the arch-traditionalist Society of Saint Pius X, who occupied the church in 1977 and have ignored subsequent eviction orders