Thirza S.
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Very interesting museum about the history of science. A part of the museum is dedicated to Blaise Pascal, who was born in Clermont-Ferrand. It stores some of his calculator machines, which were the early predecessors of the modern computer. On the second floor, there is a small geological collection, and some taxidermy. Additionally, there is a collection on the different senses, and there is a temporary exhibition. It is not a super big museum, but definitely nice and interesting to pay a visit. Free entry for students. The only downside was that almost all information is only provided in French, which sometimes makes it hard to read everything when you're not a native speaker.