The Paris Pinball Museum began as the private passion project of Raphael Lankar, a man who spent his life operating pinball machines across Paris throughout the nineteen sixties. After decades of managing these games, he gathered hundreds of vintage machines to preserve the history of the sport. The collection serves as a living archive where visitors can play nearly every machine on the floor, ranging from rare nineteenth-century predecessors to mid-century American classics. It stands today as a testament to Lankar's commitment to keeping the mechanical era of gaming alive, far from the digital screens that dominate modern arcades.
Paris Pinball Museum
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