Muséum de Toulouse
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The public takes great pleasure in wandering through this magnificent building which has an innovative and contemporary design that holds many surprises. Visitors are led through a journey of discovery which reveals the secrets of the planet and poses questions about life on earth, its principal characteristics, its evolution and its future. The Museum’s collections comprise nearly 2.5 million objects of which 8000 are presented in a largely interactive manner designed to whet the appetites of both the connaisseur and the youngest visitors. Amongst the experiences on offer, visitors can feel the effects of an earthquake, come face to face with a wall of skeletons, peer into a microscope in the lab and participate in activities and games that stimulate the inquiring scientific mind.
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Rates
Individual ticket prices for the Museum (city center) :
35 allées Jules Guesde – Toulouse
Excluding temporary exhibition period :
- Entry €9
- Reduced Price €5 See terms and conditions
- Free for children under 6 years See terms and conditions
Temporary exhibition period :
- Entry €12
- Reduced price €8 See terms and conditions
- Free for children under 6 years See terms and conditions
Individual entry for the Museum Gardens (Borderouge) :
24 et 26 avenue Maurice Bourges-Mounaury – Toulouse
- Free entrance
- Guided tour (by reservation) 3€
- Workshops (according to program) 10€
Organised activities
- Organised activities (guided tours, workshops, lectures..) are included in the entry ticket and cover all the museum’s sites (except in specific cases and for the workshops in the Jardins du Muséum à Borderouge, which cost €10)
- For groups : by reservation, 05 67 73 84 84 or reservation.museum@culture.toulouse-metropole.fr
USEFUL TIP :
To avoid long lines during busy periods, we recommend that you buy your tickets during the week (outside school holidays). They are valid for one year provided they are not stamped at the ticket desk.
Group rates Consulter la BilletterieOpening times
Natural History Museum (downtown)
35 allées Jules Guesde – Toulouse
- Open daily except Mondays: 10am-6pm
- Ticket office closes at 5:15pm
Gardens of the Museum (Borderouge district) :
24 et 26 avenue Maurice Bourges-Mounaury – Toulouse
- Outside school holidays: Saturday / Sunday, 10 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. | 2 p.m. – 6 p.m.
- School holidays: Tuesday to Sunday, 10 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. | 2 p.m. – 6 p.m.
- Open to groups throughout the year by reservation
Two Restaurants :
> Restaurant le Moaï – Muséum Centre-ville
35 allées Jules Guesde – 31000 Toulouse
05 34 31 67 85
The restaurant le Moaï is open every day from 10am to 6pm.
Lunch : 12-2pm
For more information visit : www.lemoai.com
> Restaurant La Noria – Les Jardins du Muséum à Borderouge
22,24 avenue Bourges Maunoury – 31200 Toulouse
05 34 33 00 13
The restaurant La Noria is open Tuesday to Sunday from 12 to 2pm.
The bar is is open Wednesday to Sunday from 10am to 6pm.
For more information visit : www.lanoria-toulouse.fr
Access
Natural History Museum (downtown) :
City Center – 35 allées Jules Guesde – Toulouse
- Metro B line : Palais de Justice or Carmes stop
- Tram 1 and 2, Palais de Justice stop.
- Bus 44 et 66 Jardin Royal stop, 29 et L9 Grand Rond stop, L4 Palais de Justice stop
- Parking opposite and nearby (Jules-Guesde alleys, Paul Feuga alleys, parking Saint-Michel, parking Carmes…)
Gardens of the Museum (Borderouge district) :
Borderouge district – 24 et 26 avenue Maurice Bourges-Mounaury – Toulouse
- Metro B line, Borderouge stop
- Bus n°36 Segla stop
Both museum sites are accessible to people with reduced mobility except one unpaved path in the Museum Gardens. Activities are open to people with cognitive, mental, hearing and visual disabilities. For more information visit the website https://museum.toulouse-metropole.fr/accessibilite/