Visits

Tuesday 23 January 2018

14:30 - 16:00

An exciting story not to be missed under any pretext!

After 30 years at the Ecole Normale, Louis Pasteur moved to an apartment thanks to the Institute in 1888 to spend the last seven years of his life there.

With its rooms, preserved in the state, this apartment consists of a rare testimony of the daily life of a couple, at the end of the 19th century. This apartment turned into a museum will introduce you to the different facets of Louis Pasteur whose incredible personality and stubbornness are matched only by the extent of his scientific discoveries!

You will become acquainted with a great deal of interest in all the research that this illustrious scientist, tireless worker, has carried out and which remains indispensable in our daily life.

You will discover at the end of the visit, in the basement of the building, the superb crypt of Byzantine inspiration where Louis Pasteur and his wife rest.

Participation: 25€ / member – 30€ / non-member

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