The Archeology National Museum

The Archaeological Museum of Saint-Germain-Leon is located in Paris, originally the Royal Palace, and there are models on the zero floor that showcase the magnificent scenes of its heyday! The garden is quiet, the National Archaeological Museum is inside, and there is a chapel from the Louis IX period.

The Archaeological Museum of Saint-Germain-Leon is well worth visiting as it is one of the few museums we have encountered that extend the era from the Neolithic to the Iron Age, and the museum also has a huge fireplace with only a few rooms open every day, Maybe the exhibitions we see are different every day.

The exhibits here are very historical

The museum is located in the old castle of Saint-Germain-en-Ley, which was originally a defensive fortress built by Louis VI (1124) and destroyed during the Hundred Years' War, and was rebuilt by Charles V after the restoration of 29 kings. What is now seen is the Renaissance-style castle that François I commissioned architect Pierre • and the Gothic chapel built by St. Louis. Napoleon III commissioned architect Eugenie Miller to establish the "Kerte Gaul－ Roman Archaeological Museum". The collection now shows the footprint of human activity on French soil for nearly a million years (until the early Middle Ages). It displays the world's largest prehistoric art exhibit and European archaeological collection, as well as the famous "Brassampui Woman" statue and nearly three million other exhibits.

This museum is a very imposing castle, the color of the red bricks is very beautiful, and the building itself is very beautiful. The museum's collection has a very interesting archaeological collection. It is a little farther away, you need to take RER, suitable for weekends to see.