Cité de la Musique

Les collections de ce musée de musique sont principalement divisées en célèbres personnages historiques, et la fabrication de collections de valeur ou d'instruments précieux est particulièrement raffinée et élégante, adaptée à regarder lentement, le lieu de carte de l'amateur de collections d'instruments ～

For anyone, this place is very worthwhile, and you can get a lot from it. You can go to the theatre first, see the first music score in the world, and then start your understanding of Europe. You will come into contact with Chopin's piano, and then experience what happened in his time. Everything is in good order, and the price is reasonable. Here is a guide. You, listen to your voice and give you some introduction. You will benefit a lot from the musical instruments and other historical and cultural parts here. I'm very satisfied with it, and it's really great.

The Museum of Music has a large number of strings and percussions, as well as instruments from other cultures. In the afternoon there is a free performance by musicians. You can also ask performers questions during the break. Voice interpreters are preferred in English, some of them in the seventeenth century.

Visitors who like classical music should have the opportunity to visit Cit delamusique Paris Music City, located in Villette Park. The architecture belongs to the post-modern style, avant-garde and novel. It is an important music and cultural center in Paris. Including the amphitheater and concert hall. There is also a music museum, which collects valuable cultural relics such as classical instruments and famous music scores, showing the origin and development history of serious music. The opening hours are from Tuesday to Saturday from 12:00 to 18:00, and from 10:00 to 18:00 on Sunday. Tickets are free. Music Museum tickets are 8 euros for adults and 6 euros for people under 26 years of age. Down from Ourcq Station on M5 Metro Line.

Because I study architecture, I want to visit this world-famous music museum. It doesn't disappoint me at all. You feel like you're walking into a wonderful melody. Or through some musical instrument. This is a must-see place in Paris.