Palais de la Porte Doree

The French Museum of Migration History, an exhibition project personally designated by former President Jacques Chirac, is located in the east of Paris and transformed from the original African and Oceanian museums. The two-story exhibition hall introduces visitors to the changes and evolution of immigrants from different countries and regions over 200 years through physical, image, projection, pictures, large graphics, text descriptions, etc., with their views on France's economic and social development and its cultural diversity Contributions.

This is a museum dedicated to the history of French immigrants, the collection of documents like our detailed display of the history of French immigrants and immigrants to France for centuries, African brothers are the main force of immigrants to France, no wonder you can see many African brothers on the streets of Paris.

A special museum to introduce the development of France's hundreds of years of migration, the collection of text and pictures is very rich, introduced the relationship between migration and economic development is a museum that the former French president personally asked to build

It was required for a culture class and I'm glad I went. It's a great way to put into context the history of France and it's relation with immigrants, which to this day remains fraught with tension.

Opened in 2007 in the Palais de la Porte Dorée at the edge of the Bois de Vincennes. Explores the history of immigration in France.