Museum of Discoveries and Inventions

The Museum of Discoveries and Inventions is loved by students. Here children can see everything that was told by teachers in the classroom, what they saw in the textbooks. Here the boring theory becomes alive and interesting. The museum is closed on Monday. Visitors can enter it any day from Tuesday. On Sundays, the exhibition can also be viewed. Opening hours are from nine thirty in the morning to six in the evening. On holidays and Sundays, the museum is open until seven in the evening.

The museum was invented and opened in 1937 by Nobel Prize-winning physicist Jean Baptiste Perrin.

Permanent expositions of the museum are devoted to biology, geology, chemistry, astronomy, physics, mathematics. They are based on the recommendations of school teachers. There is also an unusual pee-room, wooden figures and many other interesting exhibits.