National Maritime Museum
In the Palais de Chaillot, Paris, France | place du Trocadero, 16e
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The National Maritime Museum, also called the Museum of the Fleet, is not the most popular museum in Paris, but there are many interesting things to do. Exhibits have been collected from all over the world since 1752. Moreover, the museum is located in a real palace on Trocadero Square.
It is truly a major museum with branches in Toulon, Brest, Port Louis and Rochefort. Toulon and Port Louis. The permanent collection of the museum presents exhibits from the time of Louis XV himself. In total, the National Maritime Museum of Paris has about 3,500 exhibits, including copies of famous ships such as the Titanic, as well as flags, cannons, ancient maps and naval tools.
Entrance to the museum is paid. The price for adults is 7 euros. For children, 3 euros.
The museum weekend is Tuesday.