Le Musée de l'Homme presents the evolution of man and societies, crossing biological, social and cultural approaches according to the thought of Paul Rivet: "Humanity is an indivisible whole, not only in space, But also in time ". Located in the Passy wing of the palace of Chaiollot in a school building built for the Universal Exhibition of 1937, it reopened in 2015 after 6 years of work by reaffirming the concept of Museum-Laboratory.

A unique project in Europe, the new museum brings together in one place collections of prehistory, biological and cultural anthropology, as well as a center for research, teaching, training and dissemination on the evolution of man And corporations.