10 museums in Paris that you must visit

Arabiaweather.com- Ismail Qasimi- In Paris there is the Louvre Museum.. Even if you are a tourist for the first time in Paris, you must visit it immediately after the Eiffel Tower, and if you have not heard that it is one of the most impressive museums in the world, you will know its value Immediately after you set foot in this city.

Here are some of the museums and galleries we collected:

Picasso Museum

In 1923 Picasso resided in Paris and presented his most distinguished works there. After his death in 1973, his family donated more than 3,288 works from his estate, including his own, a private collection of contemporary art, sculptures, drawings, and paintings.

Montmartre Museum

The House of Bel-Air is a 17th-century château that houses the Montmartre Museum and the Renoir Gardens. It is the oldest building in Montmartre and was founded in 1960. Its artwork narrates the history of Montmartre. It reopened in 2014 after extensive renovations.

Sewer Museum

This museum may be out of sight among the streets of Paris, but it is worth a visit, especially if you are familiar with Victor Hugo's novel Les Misérables. The city's current sewage system began in 1850, and the museum takes you through a maze of tunnels and sewage pipes.

National Maritime Museum

It is at the same time a museum of art history, a museum of science and technical achievement, and the Maritime Museum tours you between human adventures, folklore, and marine achievements. The institution has benefited from the best collections of marine historical collections in the world.

City of Science and Industry

An interactive area for children and young people that allows them to make their own discoveries about the material world through play and experimentation. The city is located on the largest park in Europe and is believed to be the largest science museum in Europe.

Carnavale Museum

It is also known as the Museum of the History of Paris, and it is dedicated to the history of this city from its beginnings to the present time. The museum contains a wide range of historical holdings. It was opened for the first time in 1880 and is located in two palaces dating back to the 16th and 17th centuries.

National Museum of the Middle Ages/ Baths of Cluny

There are many good reasons to visit the National Museum of the Middle Ages, which is located in the Latin Quarter, the oldest quarter in the heart of Paris, where you can find artifacts from the Middle Ages in Europe.

Discovery Palace

It is a science and technology museum located behind the Grand Palace. It is smaller and older than the Science City but has its own charm. It was established in 1937 to help people understand the scientific method, and it still brings temporary exhibitions on physics, biology, electricity, astronomy and the like.

Palace of Versailles (Chateau de Versailles)

This magnificent palace is an essential place for visitors to see the work of the great designers who designed gardens, lakes and luxuriously furnished guest houses, where Louis XIV, XV and XVI lived before the kingdom ended with the French Revolution.