The City of Children is a space that caters to kids from 2 to 13 years old, where they can play and discover science and technology while having fun. Created in collaboration with La Cité des Enfants in Paris, this children’s museum features educational games and multimedia and interactive exhibits. Here the kids can touch, observe and experience different topics while testing themselves. 

The museum is divided into three different areas according to age:

• The small forest in the city: an area for children between 2 and 3 years old, created to stimulate psychomotor and sensory activity. In this wood to be explored, children will find caves, meadows, houses, and even a small bridge to cross the river.

• The world of discoveries: this area dedicated to kids between 3 and 5 years old revolves around the idea of getting to know the world around us through the 5 senses (and three experimentation zones). Here, they can test their skills as scientists, thanks to fun experiments with water and sensory experiences. Then, in a heartbeat, they will find themselves in a “real” construction site, where they will test themselves with small bricks, wheelbarrows, buckets, and cranes. Finally, in the discovery zone, they will have concave and convex mirrors and touch screen displays at their disposal to play with their appearance.

• The living section: this area for children and teens between the ages of 6 and 13 offers them the chance to measure themselves against the universe and its hidden laws in a hands-on way. They will be able to touch the wonder of the animal world, understand that physics can be fun, and finally find a space dedicated to energy and renewable sources.

The City of Children is part of the Acquario Village Universe that includes other places like the Aquarium of Genoa or the Bigo elevator, which can be visited separately.