The International Perfumery Museum is depicted by a multisensorial approach in a bid illustrate the manufacture of perfumes and aromas, but also the use of scents for religious, therapeutic and seductive ends. With some 50,000-strong holdings, it provides an insight into the history of humankind through the use of perfume from Antiquity to the present day. Look out for Marie-Antoinette's travel essentials and the game of Koh-Do, or the "way of the incense", and a fine collection of bottles.