Practical Information

The Mineralogy Museum is located within the Paris School of Mines (Mines Paris – PSL), at 60 Boulevard Saint-Michel, in Paris’s 6th arrondissement. Admission to the School – and therefore to the museum – requires a valid ticket. An online ticketing service is available to ensure you can visit the museum. A ticket kiosk is also available at the School’s entrance—since spots per time slot are limited, we recommend that you reserve your time slot in advance of your visit.

Online ticketing

Address and transportation

Musée de Minéralogie Mines Paris – PSL
60 boulevard Saint-Michel
75006 Paris – France

RER B:  Luxembourg station


BUS 21, 24, 27, 38, 82, 84, 89:  Luxembourg station

Vélib:  Station No 5122 – Saint-Michel – Luxembourg

The museum does not have parking available. Public parking spaces or underground parking are available in the area.

Pricing

Full price7 €

Reduced price entry4 € 

More information regarding pricing

Opening Hours

Monday: closed

Tuesday: 10am – 12pm / 1:30pm – 6pm

Wednesday, Thursday, Friday: 1:30pm – 6pm

Saturday: 10am – 12:30pm / 2pm– 5pm.

Sunday and national holidays: closed

Last entry possible 1 hour before closing.


Access

The Museum within the School

Upon your arrival at the School, the reception staff will direct you to the Museum entrance: it is located upstairs, on the first staircase to the right after the Library and the Cafeteria.

Due to the Vigipirate security plan, occasional baggage checks may be carried out.

GUIDELINES APPLICABLE FROM 15 SEPTEMBER 2026

To pass through the security gates, you must validate your ticket, if purchased online beforehand. If you do not have a ticket, you can purchase one at the information kiosk.

Online booking is not mandatory but highly recommended.

Google Maps

Map of the school and museum access route (click to enlarge):


In the museum

  • The museum does not have a cloakroom.
  • Coat racks and umbrella stands are available.
  • The museum does not have air conditioning.
  • The restrooms are located on the lower floor (see map above). We recommend using them before your visit.
  • A CROUS cafeteria is available for meals on the lower floor.
  • Seating is available in several rooms of the gallery.
  • The museum does not sell minerals, but you can find books and related products.
  • Photography without flash is permitted for personal use.
  • As the furniture is antique and listed as historical monuments, please do not pull on the drawers or lean on display cases.
  • Containers of liquid without lids are not permitted.
  • You can find the rules and regulations below.