National Museum of Natural History
57 Rue Cuvier, Paris, France | 5e
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The Paris Museum of Natural History is a complex of various institutions, including: the Gallery of Evolution, the Arboretum, the Botanical Garden, the Vincennes Zoo, the Human Museum, the marine biostation, the Paleontological Museum, etc.
The museum has an exposition of insects, where more than 17 million beetles and a butterfly are collected. A separate gallery is dedicated to precious stones and minerals. One of the most popular exhibitions is the Gallery of Evolution, which presents believable models of animals and tells about the problems of evolution and the diversity of life forms on earth.
The museum employs more than 1800 employees, whose work includes not only educational and exhibition activities, but also scientific. The museum was founded in the XVII century with the appearance of the botanical garden, which is still part of it. Some facilities of the complex are located outside the capital.