What if living on the Moon became possible? Embark on the conquest of our satellite and imagine what lunar life of tomorrow might look like! Through three fun and educational exhibition spaces, discover the challenges of a journey to the Moon, experience the life of an astronaut, and think about the solutions that could one day allow us to settle there.
Your adventure begins with the Moon Launchpad. Prepare for the journey and discover the challenges to overcome before reaching your destination. Once arrived, step into the shoes of an astronaut by integrating a Moon Base. Explore your new environment, learn to manage your resources, and discover the constraints that future lunar explorers might face.
Continue your exploration with the Moon Cities. This time, imagine how humans could live sustainably on our satellite. What spaces to create? How to organize daily life? Between scientific knowledge, hands-on activities, and reflection, the exhibition invites you to become an actor in this adventure and gain a new perspective on space exploration.
Recommended for ages 7 and up, this experience allows you to discover science in a different way, through experimentation and imagination. Your visit also gives you access to permanent exhibitions, temporary exhibitions, 2D/3D films, and animations—all experiences to extend your exploration and discover science in all its forms! Curious minds of all ages can share this rich scientific adventure. Embark on the journey to the Moon and enjoy your visit to explore, experiment, and be amazed!
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Average duration 3 hours
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Languages spoken French, English, German
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Difficulty Suitable for all
From 03.10.2026 to 02.01.2027
From 12 € per person.
Free entry for children under 3 years
Discounted rates available at the on-site ticket office
The opening hours below are applicable from January 1st, 2026.
Open from 10 AM to 6 PM from Tuesday to Sunday inclusive.
Last entry at 5 PM.
Closures: May 1st, December 25th, January 1st, and every Monday.
Le Vaisseau
For over 15 years, Le Vaisseau has been offering children aged 3 to 12 (and the adults who accompany them) activities, exhibitions, workshops and courses to help them understand science while having fun. The concept of this establishment of the Collectivité européenne d'Alsace is based on a simple idea: children are more interested in science if it's presented in a playful way. A wide range of scientific mediation techniques are used, so that all visitors can find the one that's right for them:
Human mediation: a team of animators is permanently present in the exhibitions. They offer "flash" activities.
They are divided between the Garden (to explore and discover the plants and small animals that surround us, such as bees), Human beings (children discover the human body), I build (building is to approach techniques that are very useful in everyday life), The Forest (where children work on their logical thinking and solve mathematical riddles), Animals (including the ant farm to observe the life of these insects), The Oasis (to learn about the physical properties of liquids), The Nursery (a space where children cultivate creativity) and The Cave to explore the properties of light.
Films and shows: with their inspiring stories, they give visitors a new perspective on the world around them.
Event exhibitions: presented over several months, these offer an original exploration of the world of science and technology.
67000 Strasbourg
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