Greven Wax Museum

The Greven Museum in Paris has been operating since 1882. You can find it on the Boulevard Montmartre. The main exhibits of the museum are wax figures, the total number of which today exceeds 450 pieces (the collection is regularly replenished). The Greven Museum was created following the example of Madame Tussauds in London. Its first sculptor was Alfred Greven, after whom the museum was named.

The Wax Museum reproduces the highlights of French history: the assassination of the Duke of Guise, Louis XIV at Versailles, the inauguration of the Suez Canal and more. In addition to historical characters, the museum also presents wax copies of artists, movie stars, musicians of recent years, great scientists, politicians, football players.