MUSEE DE RADIO FRANCE

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MUSEE DE RADIO FRANCE

116, avenue du Président Kennedy

75016

PARIS

Metro :

Ranelagh

RER :

Kennedy - Radio France

Bus :

22, 52, 70, 72

mail :

daniele.rousseau@radiofrance.com

www.radiofrance.fr/chaines/radio-france/musee/

Access for persons with limited mobility

Tourisme & Handicap label

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Museum

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The Maison de Radio France, created by Henry Bernard and inaugurated on December 14th 1963, houses a museum that retraces the history of radio and television and the recording of sound, from its origins to the present day. Appliances that make it one of the finest collections in Europe, but also, sound archive and audiovisual documents, photographs, manuscripts and the reconstruction of laboratories and studios, illustrate this testimony to men and techniques that have completely changed the world of communication in little more than a century.

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Architecturals styles :

Contemporary

List of collections :

Technology, Multimedia, Radio, Television

Collections period :

20th century

Opening days and times

Days of week :

Open on those public holidays :

Individual tours

Guided tour :

Guided visit between 10.30am and 11.30am, and 2.30pm and 4.30pm.
3 euros. Reduced rate for students, groups, school children, soldiers, seniors...
5 euros.

Group tours

Group of adults with museum guide :

For guided group tours, reservations should be made one month in advance in writing with the museum's welcome service at: "Service Accueil et Animation - Radio France - 116, av du Président Kennedy 75016 Paris" stating the number of persons as well as school level if they are children.

School groups with museum guide.

Services

Foreign language tour :

English, Spanish.

Foreign language information.

Other services :

Museum & Monuments pass		Child minding		Animals welcome
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