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Lyon

Located south of Lyon, the spectacular structure of the Musée des Confluences is not only the merging point of the Rhône and Saône, but also of art and science. Inside, you can immerse your curiosity in the mysteries of human culture and natural science, with exhibitions that encourage dialogue between the disciplines of palaeontology, mineralogy, zoology, ethnography, archaeology, and science and technology. Egyptian mummies, a 155 million year old dinosaur skeleton, fossils, and a replica of Sputnik 2 are just some of the wonders you can expect to see inside. While the interior holds an incredible collection, the building is also a feat of art unto itself. Designed by the firm Coop Himmelb(l)au, the Musée des Confluences’ architecture suggests a place of discovery, wonder, and knowledge sharing dedicated to all audiences. Visitors can wander through a unique museum that facilitates dialogue between scientific disciplines to provide a more complete view of the world. Exhibitions Information Epidemics Exhibition period: : 2024-04-12 ~ 2025-02-16 Epidemics have influenced humans for centuries. Visit the exhibit to learn how past outbreaks have shaped societies globally. À nos amours Exhibition period: : 2023-10-20 ~ 2024-08-25 "I love you a little... a lot... passionately... madly..." Love is all around you, and in other animal species too, and it takes many different forms. In the forest Exhibition period: : 2024-02-16 ~ 2025-04-27 From dusk to dawn, the forest is the backdrop for an abundance of life. Vincent Munier is a photographer and filmmaker with a passion for the wilderness, who has been exploring the forests of France, particularly those of the Vosges, since childhood. With this exhibition, he takes us on a visual and audio journey into a seemingly familiar, but often little-known, natural world. Deer, owls, lynx, capercaillie, black woodpeckers... the images, both still and animated, reveal the fauna that populates the forests, inviting us to observe, as if on the lookout, the better to marvel at this grandiose and threatened universe.