Museum of Hunting and Nature

MUSéE DE LA CHASSE ET DE LA NATURE The Museum of Hunting and Nature is said to be the “most compelling” museum in Paris, built in 1964 in the mansions of Guénégaud (17th century) and Mongelas (18th century), in the heart of the historic Marais (Marais). The private museum reopened in 2007, the three-story space is full of wild and male hunting history, once you enter the Paris hunting museum, you can immediately feel that you have become a 17th century European noble with a private hunting ground, In your royal chair of Louis XVI, a crouched fox specimen lies on its back, as if waiting for its owner to touch it.

Friends interested in natural science can visit here, there can see many animal specimens, and also introduce a lot of natural science knowledge

Mysterious, quirky, wild and design-minded. Not art - you can also enjoy this special Paris Game and Nature Museum. The dark lacquered house contains huge ceiling-covered owl avatars, unicorn specimens, and various strange or not strange animals that make my blood boil. With elegant room layout, it is definitely a good choice for hunting + science + wandering. Even the details are perfectly matched with the atmosphere!! Closed on Monday, full ticket 8 euros.

There are many hunting loot on display here, which is a variety of animal specimens. It feels very distressing to look at.

Super strange museum. I loved it! Somewhat surreal displays with explanations mostly in French. You don't need to speak French to get a kick out of this bizarre yet charming place though. Might be scary for kids (taxidermy). Visiting the whole museum only took maybe 2 hours, and we went slowly. Definitely go here if you're visiting Paris.