Paintings, furniture, sculptures and city models all feature within this museum dedicated to the history of Paris. The location, in the Marais neighborhood, means that there are also plenty of interesting shops, restaurants and sights located nearby.

As this museum contains the largest collection of Dali's sculptures in France as well as all of his hand signed etchings it is reasonable to say that art groups interested in surrealism shouldn't miss this! Teacher resources and guided tours are available.

Europe's biggest science museum has one goal: to spread scientific and technical knowledge amongst the public.

The author of many works of classic French literature, among others Les Misérables, students of Victor Hugo's literature will be fascinated by this visit to the home where he wrote many of his best work.

The creation of art requires fluency in a number of media. Jeu de Paume will inspire students interested in photographic media, moving or still, showing them that art is not simply created by hand and nor does it have to be static.

The largest museum in the world, home of the Mona Lisa along with works by masters from the most important, influential and exciting movements in the world, as well as essentially French works such as those by Jacques-Louis David. Teachers looking to expand their students' contextual studies and influences can also explore the museum's vast collection of Islamic art and artefacts from the Middle East.