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Kid-Friendly Interactive Science Museum
Best time to visit
Late morning on weekdays offers fewer crowds and calmer spaces for younger children to explore freely. Avoid weekends if you prefer a quieter experience.
Budget tips
Entry costs around 5 euros for kids and slightly more for adults; free on the first Sunday of each month. Combine tickets with other local attractions for discounts.
Recommended for
Families, Educators, Science enthusiasts, Kids
Plan your visit
2-3 hours
About
Quick facts: Kids get hands-on with over 300 interactive exhibits designed to make science fun and understandable. Loud tones, spinning gadgets, and colorful displays make learning a lively adventure.
Highlights: The highlight is the Life Science Zone featuring a giant heart model you can walk through to learn how blood flows. Also, the planetarium offers immersive shows with a stunning 360-degree dome projection that mesmerizes all ages.
Insider tips
- Wear comfortable shoes since you'll be moving and standing a lot.
- Capture photos inside the heart model for unique memories but avoid flash photography in the planetarium.
- Skip the busiest exhibit zones right after school hours for a better experience.
- Bring a water bottle to stay hydrated, as interactive fun can be energetic.
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