*** (18/07/2017 21:53)
This is an interesting museum, I wished it had more practical parts to it. I really enjoyed the village Grasse it was located in.

*** (19/08/2016 14:28)
Not worth the trip. Too plain.
However, Fragonard is worth visiting but I found out their perfumes odor doesn't last on the body. An hour and it's gone.

*** (12/07/2016 07:30)
Very enjoyable exhibit covering everything up to the modern day. A blend of fashion, industry, political and social history alongside perfume.

*** (11/09/2017 15:47)
The museum focuses mainly on the end product: many bottles and labels are on display. Would have expected a more comprehensive view on the process of perfume making. Also museum layout is a little unclear in some areas.

*** (04/11/2017 03:05)
one of the best museums. very excieting and informative exposition. I recognized a lot of new things about the city and history of parfumes

*** (25/10/2017 21:41)
The museum is decent. A big part of the museum is dedicated to the history of making perfume in the Grasse area, and the history of the bottles. I expected more info about the extraction and refining of the perfume. Although some interactive parts were in english, there was a bit too much left untranslated. All in all it was interesting enough for the price of €4! The garden terrace was a nice bonus.

*** (02/07/2016 02:03)
Beautiful museum with tons of things to see and do! We were there maybe only an hour to 2 hours, but it could have easily taken 2-4 hours to complete. Lots of interactive kids things to do as well. For 3 euros for students and 4 euros for adults it is well worth the visit! A highlight of Grasse in my opinion.

*** (09/08/2017 02:57)
Big and complete about perfum story and why it's so famous in Grasse
Cheap entry ticket and good exhibition

*** (18/03/2017 23:16)
Well set up museum applying to all the senses. Exibits from various eras of the history of perfumes. From the inspiration and creation to the design and promotion.

*** (24/07/2016 23:14)
It doesn't look like it from outside but this museum is actually huge and goes through everything about perfumery. You will discover the evolution of the aspect of our society through the ages with various objects, videos and devices to test your senses.

*** (05/07/2017 22:10)
Very close to the museum you can find Fragonard where you can basically See the same stuff for free. Save the money or buy some soap at Fragonard instead. An Eau de Toilette is a little bit more expensive though.

Apart from this inconvenience that cost my review one star, everything is great. open event on Thursdays. The price is €4 or €6 when there is a temporary exposition and students get a 50% discount.

Very full, very informative but everything isn't in good shape. Most of the headset to watch the videos don't work. Several devices to test yur smell are missing.

*** (24/11/2016 15:30)
Great museum! It has three main parts: glass-house with plenty of fragrant plants, historical exhibition on evaluation on perfume usage and interactive "modern" part.

*** (19/09/2017 01:37)
Some parts are interesting, but not really worth the visit. Better off going to one of the factories where things are explained better and they're free

*** (21/08/2017 03:59)
Worth paying 3€ for the visit. It also has some fun games in between which will help you remember the displayed items better :)