Like almost 4500 visitors a year – school pupils, students, teachers and individual visitors – come and visit SOLEIL and meet our teams: a customised programme with talks, hands-on workshops, visits to the site or themed discussions.
To prepare your visit, please take note of the information below (types of visit, admission conditions and reservations).
DURATION: 2 hours
Presentation of the history, operations and applications of the SOLEIL synchrotron
A visit to the synchrotron to explore the different installations.
DURATION: 2 hours
Secondary Schools (ages 13 to 15)
A fun presentation based on the applications of the SOLEIL synchrotron
A visit to the synchrotron to explore the learning workshops
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SOLEIL Pursuit – Duration: 2 hrs 30 mins “Special investigation” in small groups with films and workshop-challenges with infra red, UV and X-rays, waves and matter, plus a reporters' writing workshop. Please note: SOLEIL Pursuit is only on offer for 3 weeks a year. (Upcoming dates) |
DURATION: 2 hrs 30 mins
Presentation linked to the learning project about the operations and applications of the SOLEIL synchrotron
A visit to the synchrotron to explore the different installations, plus educational workshops
DURATION: 2 hrs 30 mins
Presentation of the history, operations and applications of the SOLEIL synchrotron
A visit to the synchrotron to see the different installations.
According to the visitors' profiles, visit to a beamline or a meeting and discussion about a specific aspect of the SOLEIL Synchrotron
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| RESERVATIONS |
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After you make your request, you will receive a reply within ten days with a date for your visit. You will be given a reservation form, to be completed and returned to us by e-mail. The list of visitors' first and last names, as well as the completed form, must be sent to us as soon as possible and at the latest two days before your visit. Reservation required by e-mail. |
| VISITING SOLEIL |
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A car park is available for visitors. All visits begin at the reception pavilion at the site entrance. |
