Muséum de Toulouse
Museums and monuments
En Réduction avec le Toulouse Tourist Pass
Across 3,000m² of floor space, Le Muséum displays its extraordinary collection of more than two million pieces in these modern and interactive spaces, featuring science laboratories and a botanical garden.
Once you set foot inside the hall you are struck by the impressive skeleton of Quetzalcoatlus with its wings spread above our heads. The astonishment continues thanks to a museographic trail that presents, step by step, the advancement of our knowledge based around 5 themes: Planet Earth, living things, the notion of time, mankind and the future.
Once you set foot inside the hall you are struck by the impressive skeleton of Quetzalcoatlus with its wings spread above our heads. The astonishment continues thanks to a museographic trail that presents, step by step, the advancement of our knowledge based around 5 themes: Planet Earth, living things, the notion of time, mankind and the future.
Horaires
From Tuesday to Sunday: from 10am to 6pm. Closed on January 1st, May 1st and December 25th.
Contact
www.museum.toulouse.fr
05 67 73 84 84
Toulouse Museum
The Toulouse Museum will be closed from 1 to 15 September 2025.
Have we gone back in time? It is worth asking yourself that question when you come face-to-face with a flying dinosaur!
Have we gone back in time? It is worth asking yourself that question when you come face-to-face with a flying dinosaur!
Across 3,000m² of floor space, Le Muséum displays its extraordinary collection of more than two million pieces in these modern and interactive spaces, featuring science laboratories and a botanical garden.
Once you set foot inside the hall you are struck by the impressive skeleton of Quetzalcoatlus with its wings spread above our heads. The astonishment continues thanks to a museographic trail that presents, step by step, the advancement of our knowledge based around 5 themes: Planet Earth, living things, the notion of time, mankind and the future.
Once you set foot inside the hall you are struck by the impressive skeleton of Quetzalcoatlus with its wings spread above our heads. The astonishment continues thanks to a museographic trail that presents, step by step, the advancement of our knowledge based around 5 themes: Planet Earth, living things, the notion of time, mankind and the future.