A very nice idea to expose the history of our existence. Very well structures, in chapters, in order to be easier the interpretation. Four units, but the last, was a surprise for me. Finally, despite the fact that we know many things, when someone is...More

A little out of the way, we needed to take a Metro and then the Tramway (with a little disrupted service due to demonstrations) we finally made it to the museum. The markings on the outside of the handicapped entrance were not readily seen. I...More

Very beautiful museum... The temporary expositions from Hugo Pratz and Himalayas were great and so were the others... The arquitecture of the museum is something fantastic and its location and views to the city are very nice...

This one was top of my list and I was not disappointed. I even downloaded their app which sadly is not that easy to use. My daughter and I visited the permanent exhibitions. I particularly loved the origins section, from the first human beings, the...More

Definitely do not go on a weekend! So crowded there were lines for every exhibit. The small restaurant was fully booked so we were forced to eat in the tiny cafeteria where you heat your own food in a microwave and it was so tiny...More

Spectacular modern building at the confluence of the Rhône and the Saône with a great view from the upper floors. Three current (Nov 2018) exhibitions are very interesting especially the Pratt and the Kalabash. The permanent exhibits explore the relationship of man and nature. Lots...More

When you plan to visit the museum during weekend or a high-season it's good to book your tickets online - it will save you time waiting in the queue. Inside the permanent and temporary exhibitions will be interesting for both adults and children. A great...More