Muthanna C.
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Popped down about an hour and a half before their closing time - ticket was 12eur, and one of the persons at the desk (who spoke English) advised me that I might be a bit short for time (2h is recommended)
Plenty of exhibits taking you through Michelins history, from the very first bicycle tyre to their place now as a market leader - a fair few tyres that you can touch and feel as well
Some chairs are available for visitors to carry with them to use wherever they want/need to sit down for a bit, I thought that's a very thoughtful gesture
All the exhibits are in both French and English, and if I'm not mistaken tours and audio guides are available (although I didn't use either of those on my visit)
Once you get to the end there is a small area with several gran turismo simulator rigs, in varying condition, but useable 😂
Very pleased with my visit, just wish they had an exhibit dedicated to todays Michelin and their current tyres/significance in the world