Children's museums: the most beautiful in Italy, from Milan to Naples.

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A day trip for the whole family or a day spent in the city where you live but in a different way than usual. However you want to set it up, the visit to the museum with children It can be an exciting experience, anything but boring. What's the secret to making it an unforgettable day for your children? Make sure that fun and learning blend harmoniously. To achieve this result, there is nothing better than relying on structures that organize their own activities thinking about them suitable for childrenWe have selected a series of the best in Italy for you.

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In Milan there is the MUBA, Children's Museum Milan. Inaugurated at the beginning of 2014, the Rotonda della Besana museum offers temporary exhibitions and tactile and material workshopsIf you live in the Expo city or have chosen it as a destination for a few days' vacation, take advantage of the summer promotion: Special tickets for 5 euros until August 31stThe promotion is valid for all scheduled activities.

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Il Museum A for Environment, Turin It is dedicated to activities to involve the little ones in respecting our planet. Pollution, reuse, water cycle, new energy sources, and GMOs are among the topics addressed by children in the permanent exhibition. Summer hours are from 2:30 PM to 7:30 PM. Furthermore, every weekend there is a different thematic workshop of activities and games.

If you find yourself in Roma dedicate a visit to Explore, a structure of over 2 square meters that houses water games, fire trucks, and simulations with Archimedes' screw. Among the workshops offered, there are several where children can get their hands dirty, such as the Pizza Lab, where they can have fun kneading, rolling out, and baking. Don't miss the creative workshops with recycled paper, those Scientific to carry out experiments and discover phenomena in chemistry, physics, biology, paleontology, mathematics, geometry, natural sciences, and finally those of tinkering which allow you to learn through “doing”, testing your manual skills and developing creativity.

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A GenoVa, instead, we recommend the City of children and young people at the Porto Antico. Just think, here children can create soap bubbles bigger than an adult! The little ones between 2 and 3 years they have a dedicated area to play knowing the world and learn to relate to objects and to one's own body. Those  between 3 and 5 years will be involved in a “real” yard, equipped with helmets, where they can demonstrate their skills with small bricks, wheelbarrows, buckets and cranes. With more than 90 exhibit Multimedia and interactive, children and teenagers have the opportunity to test themselves, alone or in the company of adults, to share an unforgettable learning experience with their peers, but also in the company of parents and older siblings.

Florence, rich in art and history, transforms into a perfect kingdom for the little ones with the Children's Museum in Palazzo VecchioHere, the children are enchanted by the charm of history which comes to life between animated stories, child-friendly theaters, workshops, and role-playing games. For the littlest ones (3-10 years old), various play-based tours are organized that showcase the palace's sumptuous rooms and reveal court life. The guides wear 16th century clothes And the princes' nurse tells the children about the customs of the Medici family. Duchess Eleonora of Toledo herself is ready to answer all their curious questions.

Science Centre – City of Science, Napoli, takes up the important challenge of making science appealing even to children, with an entire section of 700 m², called“The little ones' workshop”, dedicated to children aged 0 to 10. At the entrance to the area, the interactive installation “Bit” welcomes children and explains the route in a fun way, made up of environments to be discovered by participating in an experience that engages all five senses.