History Exhibition
History ExhibitionLes Cinq-Avenues
The Muséum d'Histoire Naturelle de Marseille, founded in 1819 and housed in the magnificent Palais Longchamp, invites you to wander through 200 years of natural wonders. Explore taxidermied animals from five continents, dinosaur skeletons, rare fossils, and interactive exhibits that bring biodiversity to life, all completely free.
Tips
June 12
Sixteen photographs capture Marseille's wild side, from coastal waters to mountain peaks. A quiet, contemplative walk through the city's hidden biodiversity, housed in the historic natural history museum.
June 12
Wander through three rooms packed with over 2000 taxidermied creatures, from towering mammals to tiny insects. Interactive stations bring ecosystems to life, making this free museum a cool escape for curious minds of all ages.
June 12 at 8am
Step through the looking glass into a dreamlike world where Lewis Carroll's imagination meets stuffed flamingos, hedgehogs, and rabbits from the museum's own collection. Artist Bernard Briançon weaves whimsical scenes that invite kids and adults alike to ponder time, nature, and the deliciously absurd.
Les Cinq-AvenuesOpens Friday at 9:00 AM
History ExhibitionHistory ExhibitionThe Muséum d'Histoire Naturelle de Marseille, founded in 1819 and housed in the magnificent Palais Longchamp, invites you to wander through 200 years of natural wonders. Explore taxidermied animals from five continents, dinosaur skeletons, rare fossils, and interactive exhibits that bring biodiversity to life, all completely free.
Tips
June 12
Sixteen photographs capture Marseille's wild side, from coastal waters to mountain peaks. A quiet, contemplative walk through the city's hidden biodiversity, housed in the historic natural history museum.
June 12
Wander through three rooms packed with over 2000 taxidermied creatures, from towering mammals to tiny insects. Interactive stations bring ecosystems to life, making this free museum a cool escape for curious minds of all ages.
June 12 at 8am
Step through the looking glass into a dreamlike world where Lewis Carroll's imagination meets stuffed flamingos, hedgehogs, and rabbits from the museum's own collection. Artist Bernard Briançon weaves whimsical scenes that invite kids and adults alike to ponder time, nature, and the deliciously absurd.