Imagine a place where, in a single visit, you can explore the history of immigration in France, marvel at hundreds of tropical aquatic species, and admire a masterpiece of Art Deco architecture. Welcome to a place where heritage, science, and art engage in dialogue with contemporary issues.
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The mobile exhibitions are travelling versions of the exhibitions at the Musée National de l’Histoire de l’Immigration and Tropical Aquarium, in a lighter format adapted to suit a variety of spaces.
The mobile exhibition Jews and Muslims from Colonial France to the Present offers a fresh and well-documented perspective on the history of relations between Jews and Muslims in France, revealing the essential role of the state in shaping these relations, both in North Africa and in metropolitan France.
Extend your visit at the Palais shop! Discover a curated selection of books and objects related to the museum’s themes and current exhibitions, suitable for all ages.
Based on the true story of a major international investigation that began in November 2012 at London Zoo, Save the Joba Mena takes us from London to Madagascar with a thrilling tale that also presents an extraordinary human adventure involving scientists, aquarists, and the inhabitants of the Great Red Island.
This mobile exhibition looks back at the key moments and major events of a century and a half of East and Southeast Asian migration to France.