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On the ground floor of the Curie pavilion of the former Radium Institute, the Curie museum presents objects, photographs and documents on the history of radioactivity and its medical applications, as well as on life and work of "the family of five Nobel prizes".
@ 25 Jan, 2020
small place but quite interesting. I did not know her family members had received 5 times Nobel prize. It was honored to stay her office and garden. It is free to visit. open 13:00. I also felt a bit funny, the most famous cosmetic store(pharmacy) is very close to this museum. Radium was one of elements for the cosmetics in old days... just coincidence, I guess.
@ 13 Jan, 2020
It was amazing to see the old instruments used as well as the lab space actually used by Marie! Very small but very interesting museum. Please don't forget to give a donation!
@ 14 Feb, 2020
This is a very small museum devoted to Madam Curie and I would recommend a visit if you are a science buff. It will need probably less than a hour to visit. It is right around the corner from the Pantheon. Go to Pantheon then take a 5 minutes walk to Curie Musee. But remember the hours here are limited. They are only open Wed-Sun, from 13:00-17:00, closed on Holidays and the whole month of August. It is a Free museum. It represents a slice of history of science. The whole has been decontaminated from radioactive stuff, so no worries there.
@ 21 Jan, 2020
Small but educational museum that describes the life and work of the Curie family. Exposed items have both English and French descriptions. To keep children interested and occupied, there are free playbooks with investigative questions and enigmas.
@ 18 Jan, 2020
Great little free museum. Doesn't take more than an hour but has some great knowledge. The garden is unfortunately filled with trash and is in disrepair. I highly doubt Marie Curie would enjoy that sight from her lab.