The Museum of Man is transformed on Saturday and Sunday June 15 and 16 next, into a playground for young and old sports enthusiasts and of discovery. From 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., a sporting event open to all invites you to confront obstacles and explore the different modes of movement of human and non-human primates.

Young Homo sapiens, measuring over 1.20 m and less than 60 kg, will have the opportunity to test their agility and athletic abilities on the "Primates Warriors" course. . Under the direction of climbing champion Thomas Ballet, they will be able to take on fun and sporting challenges, thus discovering the challenges that our ancestors had to face in their natural environment.

Meanwhile, in the Galerie de l’Homme, 20-minute scientific animations will be offered to young audiences. These captivating activities will allow us to question what defines humanity, for example by observing the fossil footprints left by our distant ancestors. Visitors will also have the opportunity to discover the strengths and weaknesses of bipedalism, exploring the foundations of our evolution as a species.

An enriching experience combining sport, discovery and reflection. Whether you're a sports fan or passionate about human history, this event offers a unique opportunity to have fun while learning about our past and our connection to the animal kingdom.

MUSEUM OF MEN
17 Place du Trocadéro, 75016 Paris
Open every day except Tue.
Full price: €15, Free for under 26s
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