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The Musée Pasteur featured in book of Parisian hidden gems

Louis Pasteur, “France's most famous citizen-scientist,” has always piqued international interest and now the Musée Pasteur—which is built around the space where Pasteur lived and worked—has been included in “The Little(r) Museums of Paris,” an inventive new guidebook to be released on June 4 in the United States and on June 27 in France.

The book invites Paris visitors to experience the city’s hidden gems, stepping off the beaten path of group tour circuits for more authentic experiences. In 180 pages of writing and watercolor paintings, practical information and well-chosen anecdotes lead the reader through historical sites where he or she can become immersed in the ambiance of the past and discover artefacts, as well as the stories behind them.

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