The world's 1 film museum presents one of the world's largest collections of film artefacts.
Does cinema make you dream? This museum, housed in a listed 15th-century building, will let you live out your wildest dreams as you discover the most fantastic collection of authentic cinema artefacts. From Mary Poppins to Indiana Jones, not forgetting Star Wars with Darth Vader's original helmet. Over a thousand objects, costumes and animatronics for daydreaming.
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Opening time and information on CINEMA AND MINIATURE MUSEUM
Open daily: Monday to Friday, except during school vacations, 10:00 am to 6:30 pm. Saturday to Sunday, 10am to 7pm. During school vacations from 10am to 7pm. Free for children under 3. Adult: €16.90 (family pack: €48 for 2 children and 2 adults (+€9.90 per additional child). Children: €11.90. Reduced rate (press, military, disabled, teachers, students, unemployed, RSA, ASS, senior citizens aged 60 and over with proof of age): €14.90.
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Directed by Julien Dumont, the Cinema and Miniature Museum is an original and unmissable place of culture. Located in the heart of old Lyon, it gathers an extensive collection of original cinema objects, seen in feature films such as Star Wars, Indiana Jones, Aliens, Jurassic Park or Terminator 2. Its objective is to share the secrets of special effects, crafts and techniques specific to the Seventh Art. On the top floor, visitors can also discover Dan Ohlmann's fantastic miniature creations, which impress with their attention to detail and poetic atmosphere.
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On apprends beaucoup de choses comme les techniques.
Un musée très intéressant à Lyon.
Ce musée est tout simplement incontournable pour se remémorer des grands films.On se demande comment ce petit musée a pu obtenir autant de trésors cinématographiques.
Dans ce musée il y a aussi des miniatures qui retracent des lieux de vie du vingtième siècle.A voir
Le plus étonnant pour certains des tableaux de miniatures restent les effets de perceptives obtenus par des jeux de mirroirs.
Musée à faire découvrir aux enfants, sauf certaines salles , qui sont d'ailleurs signalées , qui peuvent heurter les plus sensible
Dommage qu'il n'y ait pas de buvette ou de lieux pour se poser.