The Musée des Arts et Métiers is hosting an immersive exhibition titled Lady Liberty from now until August 1, 2027. This exhibition is designed for children and adults aged 7 and older, offering a chance to explore the history and construction of the Statue of Liberty. Standing at 46.05 meters, the Statue of Liberty is widely regarded as a symbol of New York and the United States. It is also considered a remarkable feat of engineering, with its origins in France. The statue was originally created by French artist Auguste Bartholdi as a political statement in support of the Republic. It was built in Paris during the late 19th century in the workshops of Gaget, Gauthier and Cie, where Bartholdi worked. The exhibition opens during the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence of the United States, marking a significant historical milestone. Visitors are guided through the exhibition by a collaborator of Auguste Bartholdi, who provides insight into the creative process. The exhibition uses video projections, 3D technology, and real-life settings to take visitors through the construction of the statue, from the first sketches to its journey to New York. It highlights the work of more than a dozen different trades, including blacksmiths, carpenters, sculptors, and sheet metal workers, who contributed to the creation of the copper and iron statue. One of the highlights of the exhibition is the display of the statue’s interior, which features the innovative structure designed by Gustave Eiffel before the statue was dismantled and shipped across the Atlantic. The experience includes the use of audio headsets and is organized in small groups to enhance the visitor experience. During the All Saints' Day holidays, a special workshop titled Les Fabricateurs is offered to families with children aged 7 and older. Participants are encouraged to create a collective work inspired by the flame of the Statue of Liberty. Additionally, theatrical visits titled Voyage au temps de Bartholdi are available to families during all school holidays. Teachers who wish to organize school visits can contact the museum’s pedagogical service by phone at 01 53 01 8265 or 8261, or via email at musee-resa@cnam.fr. The exhibition is accessible through the Musée des Arts et Métiers website, and the museum is located at 60, rue Réaumur, 75003 Paris.