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The Basics

Visit the Paris Mint Museum independently and wander through interactive exhibits dedicated to showcasing the know-how of the Paris Mint craftspeople; admire heritage collections of coins from France and beyond; get a behind-the-scenes insight into metalworking, coin minting, and art font techniques; and watch artisans at work. For a more in-depth visit French- and English-language tours are also available and holders of the Paris Pass benefit from free entry to the Paris Mint Museum and more.

Things to Know Before You Go

The Paris Mint Museum is a must-visit for anyone interested in coin history or design.
Tours are in French as standard, but English-language tours are available on request.
Signage is in French, English, and Spanish throughout the museum.
The Monnaie de Paris still produces limited edition coins, medals, weights and measures within the Palais Conti.
The Paris Mint Museum has an on-site gourmet restaurant, café, and gift shop.
The entire museum is wheelchair accessible, with loaner wheelchairs available at the front desk.

How to Get There

The Paris Mint Museum is located on the Left Bank of the River Seine, across the river from the Louvre and about a 15-minute walk from the Orsay Museum. The nearest metro stations to the museum are Pont Neuf on Line 7, Odéon on Lines 4 and 10, and Saint-Michel on Line 10. The nearest Batobus stop is Notre-Dame Quai de Montebello.

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The Monnaie de Paris

Dating back to the 9th century, the Monnaie de Paris is the oldest continuously operating mint on earth (though its neoclassical home, the Palais de Monnaie, only dates to the late 18th century). While most of the coins produced by the Monnaie come out of an operating plant in Pessac, weights, medals, and other objects are minted in Paris to this day. The Monnaie also mints French Euros along with coins for foreign countries.

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