Pasteur Museum
25-28 Rue du Docteur Roux, 75015 Paris, France
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The Pasteur Museum opened in Paris in 1923. Since then, it has undergone some changes. Everyone who comes there will be able to see the scientific works of Louis Pasteur and his artistic compositions, as well as the results of the creation of his descendants.
More recently, in 2011, the exhibition was replenished with temporary exhibits. The expositions "Charles Chamberland, Pasteurien" and "Emile Duclos, Humanist-Scientist" were presented.
Every visitor to this museum will have the opportunity to penetrate the secret of the Pasteur family. So, you can even look at the bedroom of Louis and see the drawings that he created as a teenager.
The windows of the museum offer a beautiful view of the city canal and the garden of Chevannes.
Also in 1995, the Museography Dole Room was completely restored. In 2007, room 39 was opened. Here is an exhibition on the subject of science. Note that such a leitmotif passes through all the collections of this museum.