[Closed Down] The Little Prince Museum

This spot is the world’s first ever museum dedicated to the worldwide beloved fairy tale, “The Little Prince”. It was opened June 29th, 1999 to celebrate 100 years since the birth of the story’s author, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry.

Visitors are met at the entrance by a miniature of The Little Prince at Asteroid B-612. Once inside, you’ll find the European Garden with a gorgeous array of flowers in bloom all year around, the Rose Garden filled with the prince’s favorite red roses, The Flower Garden of Christmas Roses with statues of the prince, a fox, and a sheep waiting inside. Next, take The King’s Street, lush with plenty of European-flair, and make your way to the Exhibition Hall and Projection Hall. There’s no need to worry if you don’t know the tale of The Little Prince. At the Projection Hall you’ll find recreations of the desert world and pieces that show you more about both the characters and author. At the Exhibition Hall you’ll learn about the author’s life as an aviator, and the life secrets that brought him to write The Little Prince.

Across the museum grounds you’ll find plenty to see, including recreations of the church and castle from the author’s boyhood. If you’re hungry, swing by Restaurant Le Petit Prince for a bite. The restaurant features a provincial French interior and dishes that celebrate different moments from the book! Explore this world for a full on dive into the wonderful world of The Little Prince.