The Muséum’s sites

In Paris

• Jardin des Plantes (5^th) with 7 sites are open to the public:
  • Grande Galerie de l'Évolution,
  • Galerie des Enfants,
  • Galerie d'Anatomie Comparée et de Paléontologie,
  • Galerie de Géologie et de Minéralogie,
  • Cabinet de Réalité Virtuelle,
  • Grandes Serres du Jardin des Plantes,
  • Ménagerie, the Jardin des Plantes zoo.
• Musée de l'Homme (16^th)
• Parc zoologique de Paris (12^th) (Paris Zoological Park)

In Île-de-France

• Arboretum Versailles-Chèvreloup (Yvelines)

Across the country

• Réserve zoologique de la Haute-Touche (The Haute-Touche Zoological Reserve) (Indre)
• Harmas Jean-Henri Fabre (Vaucluse)
• Concarneau Marinarium (Finistère)
• Jardin botanique Val Rahmeh-Menton (Alpes-Maritimes)
• Abri Pataud (Dordogne)
• Sansan Paleosite (Gers)

The Muséum's marine stations

Located on the Brittany coast in Dinard and Concarneau, the Muséum's two marine stations are key observatories for local marine biodiversity and interactions with human societies. They have a range of resources at sea - boats, underwater diving, instrumentation, etc. - as well as laboratories, premises and technical platforms that are open to researchers from the Muséum and other institutions. The Concarneau station also has a marinarium where visitors can learn about the species found in Brittany's waters.

Find out more about the Concarneau Marine Station

Find out more about the Dinard Marine Station

Campus Muséum Brunoy

This research site, closed to the public, is home to teams specialising in forest ecology and the adaptive strategy of living organisms. Themes covered: functioning, evolution and regulatory mechanisms of tropical forest ecosystems and soil food webs.

Find out more about the Campus Muséum Brunoy