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Musée des Égouts de Paris

Paris Sewer Museum

For an interesting take on Paris, check out the underground sewers of Paris. See swords found in the sewers over the years and get an appreciation for what it takes to keep Paris running.

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Getting there: Entrance opposite 93, quai d'Orsay near the Pont d'Alma,
Price: Full fare: €4.30, Student: €3.50
Website: en.parisinfo.com (opens in a new tab)

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