With your family or friends, embark on a fascinating journey to discover a colourful and mysterious world of more than 500 species : alligators, clown fishes, corals, turtles, piranhas... 

Until August 24, 2025, discover the exhibition Il faut sauver le Joba Mena : enquête à Madagascar, which retraces the international investigation led by scientists in search of the critically endangered Joba Mena fish. An immersive exhibition for the whole family!

At the "Spot", discover the film of the scientific expedition to Madagascar led by Aquarium teams.

Discover the permanent gallery of the Musée national de l'histoire de l'immigration ! The Museum presents a chronological, thematic and sensitive narrative through eleven key dates, from 1685 to the present day, with a final section dedicated to contemporary issues.

The Museum ticket also gives access to the Banlieues chéries exhibition (from April 11 to August 17, 2025).

Banlieues chéries, from April 11 to August 17, 2025.

The exhibition Banlieues chéries offers an artistic immersion into the history of the suburbs, aiming to move beyond stereotypes. Featuring 200 works, including photographs, films, paintings, archives, and objects, it provides diverse perspectives on the working-class suburbs in France from the 19th century to the present day, challenging common misconceptions and fantasies.

The Exhibition ticket also gives access to the permanent exhibition of the Museum. 

Get the full experience : dive into the Aquarium tropical and its immersive exhibition, Il faut sauver le Joba Mena : enquête à Madagascar (until August 24, 2025), visit the permanent exhibition of the Musée national de l'histoire de l'immigration and the temporary exhibition Banlieues chéries (from April 11 to August 17, 2025), and the monument, an Art Deco masterpiece built for the 1931 International Colonial Exhibition.