8. Musée des égouts de Paris (Paris Sewer Museum)Pont de l'Alma, Paris 75007
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 EDITOR REVIEW: 7ème ARRONDISSEMENT. The sewer museum may be out of sight, under the streets of Paris, but it's worth a visit, especially if you're familiar with Victor Hugo's Les Miserables, or if you're fascinated with the offbeat. The city's current sewer network was begun in 1850, although some rudimentary pipes were laid earlier, under order of Napoleon. Along with exhibits and a brief film you can take a quick tour of the maze of sewer pipes. You likely won't want to make it a long one, as the smell can be off-putting. The entrance is in the park between the Quai d'Orsay and the Seine. METRO: Alma-Marceau Location Map Pont de l'Alma, Paris 75007 Larger Interactive Map » Show Nearby Businesses » |
More Details Hours: Oct - Apr Sat-Wed 11am-4pm May - Sep Sat-Wed 11am-5pm Website: Visit the Musée des égouts de Paris website » Type: History Museums, Museums |
