The Musée de Minéralogie is a museum of mineralogy operated by the École nationale supérieure des mines de Paris. It is located in the 6th arrondissement at 60, boulevard Saint Michel, Paris, France, and open daily except Sunday and Monday; an admission fee is charged.
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Collection : 5/5 Excellent. Thousands of gems, crystals, and stones spanning 12 rooms.
Service: 3/5 Good. The ticket vendor was minimally warm. Very transactional.
Ambience: 5/5 Excellent. Imagine an old 19th century curio cabinet expanded into rooms!
Cleanliness: 5/5 Excellent. Spotless, without dust. Extremely well maintained.
Value: 5/5 Excellent. 6€ for full admission. Cash only.
Overall: 4.6/5 Excellent. I intend to suggest this museum to friends and family who...
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Beautiful and incredible collections of minerals and precious stones. I think this is one of the biggest collections I have ever visited so far. I have spent almost two hours but I m sure one can spend half days because there are many rooms and each stores different sections of rocks, gemstones and also books . The building is very beautiful and truly a great visit this time in Paris! It’s located near Jardin du Luxembourg and I will be back...
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If you're interested in rocks, diamonds, minerals, jewelry, gems, and any other strange crystalline natural formations, this is the place to satisfy you. The museum is cut out of the Jardin du Luxembourg, and features an incredible collection of specimens from around the world... And also outer space. No kidding, I touched a piece of rock from Mars! The entry also features a nice gallery of paintings of important natural landscapes...
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