This was part of our walking tour of Saint Germain-en-Laye. We went into the secured museum, not to see the exhibits, but just to see the restored exterior of the Chateau from the interior courtyard. What a beautifully restored building! We were so lucky that...More

As a museum, this seems a bit ho-hum, with many glass cases of carefully preserved and curated artefacts in room after room but, regrettably from the viewpoint of foreign visitors, no foreign explanations. However, if you are interested, then it is worthwhile paying the admission...More

I was really looking forward to this museum and dreamed of all the goodies this place must hold. The reality was wasted time, wasted trip across Paris and wasted entrance fee. The entrance fee got me in to see a couple of rooms on one...More

I didn't expect to find myself in a natural history museum on my vacation but I was very happy that I did. It's a well-stocked natural history museum, well-organized and the surrounding grounds are just lovely. Located not far from Paris, do yourself a favor...More

Builders operating noisy irritating equipment, staff being driven out of their minds by the racket. They still charge full admission despite the dust and noise. It's a bit of an affront don't you think? There's a fascinating German WW2 bunker at the Paris end of...More

The Archaeology Museum is well worth the visit as it is one of the few Museums we have come across that expands the eras from pre-neolithic to the Iron Age sequentially and under one roof. It was a shame there were no audio guides or...More

On a cold, rainy Sunday afternoon in St Germain en Laye there isn't loads to do so given we live a few minutes away we went for a look around. Interesting way to spend a few hours learning all about the history on mankind.