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Learning While Having Fun: Museums and More

Museums, castles, exhibitions, planetariums, and special places to visit with kids: plenty of ideas for discovering the world while having fun as a family, including workshops, interactive exhibits, and tours designed for young explorers.

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Torino

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Caccia al tesoro Smart per Torino

Visiting Turin with children has never been so much fun: a treasure hunt among clues and curiosities in the heart of the city.
Caccia al tesoro Smart per Torino
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Siena

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Treasure Hunt: esplorare la città giocando

This interactive treasure hunt is a self-guided itinerary that transforms the historic center of Siena into a large open-air game. Through a web app, you follow an itinerary made up of puzzles and quests that take you step by step through the most iconic places and hidden corners of the city.
Treasure Hunt: esplorare la città giocando
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Genova

Open all year round

Galata Museo del Mare

The "Galata Museo del Mare" is the largest maritime museum in the Mediterranean, allowing visitors to take a journey through the history of shipping. A reconstruction of a 17th-century Genoese galley welcomes the public on board to relive the life of slaves,
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Galata Museo del Mare
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10.0 1 recensione
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Trento

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Museo MUSE

MuSe is Trento's science museum. Designed by Renzo Piano, it is also very beautiful on the outside. The museum has five floors designed for adults and children.
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Museo MUSE
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9.7 4 recensioni
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Maranello

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Museo Ferrari

Ferrari is the symbol of car racing and children are crazy about it. The Ferrai Museum is the world's most famous exhibition of cars that allows you to take a real journey through time as well as admire the beauty of Italian racing cars.
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Museo Ferrari
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Firenze

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Museo Galileo Galilei

Florence's Museo Galileo is located in Piazza dei Giudici, near the Uffizi Gallery, in the Palazzo Castellani, a building of ancient origins.
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Museo Galileo Galilei
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Casette di Funo

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Museo Ferruccio Lamborghini

Immerse yourself in the extraordinary life of Ferruccio Lamborghini through a visit to the museum dedicated to him near Bologna.
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Museo Ferruccio Lamborghini
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Mantova

Museo dei Vigili del Fuoco

The only museum in Italy dedicated to firefighters. The historical vehicles, fire trucks, motorcycles, uniforms and the whole history of the Fire Brigade. Not to be missed on a trip from Mantua with children.
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Museo dei Vigili del Fuoco
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Roma

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Visita allo Stadio Olimpico

The Olympic Stadium Tour to see up close the Cup Room, the field of competition and the locker room and relive great events that took place in this legendary stadium.
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Visita allo Stadio Olimpico
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Genova Pegli

Open all year round

Parco Villa Durazzo Pallavicini e Museo di Archeologia Ligure

The Park of Villa Durazzo Pallavicini is an excellence in the field of European historic-romantic gardens and in 2017 was voted the Most Beautiful Park in Italy. Housed in the historic 19th-century villa, the Museum of Ligurian Archaeology tells the area's earliest history through prehistoric artifacts, Roman objects, and evidence of Ligurian civilization.
Parco Villa Durazzo Pallavicini e Museo di Archeologia Ligure
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Roma

Open all year round 0-11 anni

Explora, il Museo dei Bambini di Roma

Explora, the Children's Museum of Rome is Italy's first private nonprofit Children's Museum. The Museum hosts schools and families every year, offering activities and workshops on different topics, such as science, new technologies, environment, art and research, supporting culture and knowledge.
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Explora, il Museo dei Bambini di Roma
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Calci

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Museo di storia Naturale

A day at the University of Pisa Museum of Natural History, housed in the beautiful Certosa di Calci, is a perfect opportunity to combine culture, discovery and family fun.
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Museo di storia Naturale

Museums and Cultural Sites to Explore with Kids

Visiting a museum with kids can be a real adventure: not just rooms to observe in silence, but spaces where they can touch, experiment, ask questions, and learn through play. In this section, you’ll find ideas for planning a family day out at museums for kids, castles, exhibitions, archaeological parks, aquariums, planetariums, and science centers.

Where to Learn While Having Fun

From major art cities like Rome, Florence, Venice, and Bologna to the science and interactive museums in Milan, Turin, Genoa, Trento, and Naples, families can find plenty of experiences suitable for different age groups. Some places are perfect for the little ones, while others also captivate older children and teens thanks to workshops, interactive exhibits, family-friendly guided tours, and themed tours.

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  • Science and natural history museums, for children curious about experiments, dinosaurs, space, and nature
  • Art museums with creative workshops and activities designed for families
  • Castles and historic estates, ideal for imagining knights, princesses, and ancient adventures
  • Aquariums, planetariums, and archaeological parks, for an engaging exploration of the sea, the stars, and history
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    Tips for a Stress-Free Family Visit

    Before you go, it’s a good idea to check opening hours, reservation requirements, the duration of the visit, and activities available for children. Choosing short itineraries, alternating moments of discovery with breaks, and engaging the children with questions and simple games makes the experience more enjoyable for everyone. That way, even a day at the museum becomes a wonderful memory to share as a family.