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The Oceanographic Museum was inaugurated in 1910 by Monaco's modernist reformer Prince Albert I, [2] who invited to the celebrations not just high officials and celebrities but also the world-leading oceanographers of the day to develop the concept of a future Mediterranean Commission dedicated to oceanography, now called Mediterranean Science ...
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More than 60,000 scientific, naturalist, artistic and ethnological objects are part of the Oceanographic Museum’s collections. The rarity of many of them is revealed to you through their spectacular staging and thanks to the interactive tools at your disposal. Specimens* in the Monaco and the Ocean area, rare and sometimes unusual objects in ...
More than 1,000 objects from the Oceanographic Museum’s collections are displayed in a 180-square-metre space: fossils, chimaeras, diving gear, valuable books etc. EVENTS Wednesdays and weekends: learn about seaside animals (touch pool), ImmerSEAve 360° and Escape Game (30 or 60 minutes) .
Restaurant " La Terrasse. Information. Don't forget to book on 00377 93 15 36 16 ! You are on the terrace of the Oceanographic Museum: an observation deck between sky, land and sea, it is also the highest point of the Museum -and of the Rock- at 85 meters above the Mediterranean Sea….
Jul 25, 2013 · The Musée Océanographique (Oceanographic Museum) of Monaco is one of the largest scientific institutions dedicated to the study of the ocean. In its aquariums are around 6,000 species of sea ...
More than 1,000 objects from the Oceanographic Museum’s collections are displayed in a 180-square-metre space: fossils, chimaeras, diving gear, valuable books etc. EVENTS Wednesdays: Touch tank, feeding the animals in the touch tank, and light and sound show in the Whale Room.
We are in a very simple office of the Oceanographic Museum of Monaco, the temple of the sea, which is directed, from 1957, by the “Commander”. “I talk willingly of the health conditions of my sea, which, after all, are the same for all the seas of the world, where I dive since more than 50 years. Nowadays, nearly 78, I still go down till ...
