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Musée du Vin Paris

Museum

District : Tour Eiffel / Trocadéro


Description :

Open since 1984, the Musée du Vin houses a collection of instruments and objects evocative of French wines and vineyards. The collection is presented in ... the galleries of former quarries worked in the Middle Ages and later turned into cellars for the monks of the Ordre des Minimes. Once you have been introduced to the different methods of wine production, make sure you don’t miss the themed lectures and wine-tasting lessons, in order to make the most of this original and rewarding activity!
Arousing the senses of smell and taste, the museum tour is also accessible for visitors with hearing or visual impairments, as the museum has the “Tourisme & Handicap” label for these two categories of disability.

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Current events

In 2009 (on presentation of a purchased ticket at the cashdesk): - 1 full price entrance ticket to the Musée du Vin= - 1 entrance for €5 (instead of €7) to the Musée de la Poupée; - 1 ticket for a one hour cruise with Vedettes de Paris for €7 (instead of €11). 1 entrance to the Musée du la Poupée or 1 cruise with Vedettes de Paris= 1 entrance for €9.90 (instead of €11.90) to the Musée du Vin.

Informations :

Located near to the Eiffel Tower in central Paris stands the "Musée du Vin".
The cellars, formerly used by a religious order "Les Frères de l'Ordre des Minimes" in the 15th century, today houses a permanent exhibition displaying tools and objects related to the vineyards and wines of France.
In this historic setting you can organize group lunches, receptions, dinners and seminars on the fascinating subject of "oenology".
Also on request: a blind wine-tasting experience of the "grands crus", as well as talks on oenology and historical talks for individuals on the theme of "know your wine". Dates available on the website: www.museedevinparis.com

Others informations

List of collections :

Archaeology, Ceramics, Everyday items, Frescoes, Curios, Illustrations, Earthenware, Porcelain, Wax models, Antiques, Coins, Traditional and popular crafts, Objets d'art, Oenology, Engravings

Collections period :

4th century, 18th century, 19th century, 16th century

Opening days and times

Open/Closed :

10am - 6pm
The museum is always closed between from Christmas and January 1st.

Days of week :

Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday

Open on those public holidays :

Easter | 8 May | Ascension Day | Whitsuntide | 14 July | 15 August | 1 November | 11 November

Individual tours

Independant tour :

Visit + 1 glass of wine €11.90. Reduced rate (student, senior, disabled person, large family, jobseeker): €9.90

Visit + 3 glasses of South-Western wine €17

Visit + 3 glasses of wine with 20 min activity led by a wine professional €27
Free tasting at the end of the visit.

Free for children :

-14yrs

Group tours

Group tour :

from 15 people: €8

Services

Foreign language tour.

Foreign language information.

Audio guide :

Magnetic hearing device available to hearing-impaired visitors on request at reception.

Restaurant.

Gifts shop.

Room hire.

Other services :

Accessibility disabled persons

The museum is almost accessible for people in wheelchair: the museum is floor level but the courtyard is paved.


For hearing impairment: hearing aids neckloop are available for the visit at the reception desk.

Also see

Contact:

Access:

Rue des Eaux 5, square Charles Dickens

75016 PARIS

 

District : Tour Eiffel / Trocadéro

 

  • Passy
  • RER : Champ de Mars - Tour Eiffel
  • Bus : 72
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