Milan Design Week starts soon and, following a now well-established tendency, it is set to transform Milan with special events, projects and presentations. From Fuorisalone to Salone del Mobile, we will be on an inspiring journey to find out all about the latest design trends for the following year. However, Milan is also a city where you can have a great time with your kids. From museums to themed parks, Circu Magical Furniture unveils 5 things to do with your kids in Milan!
The Pombia municipality, where Pombia Safari Park is located, is an hour’s drive from Milan. More than 110 different animal species call it home, some of which are endangered. Here, they have a chance to revive their population in settings as natural as possible. Along with frogs, insects, fish, reptiles, and birds, the occupants include tigers, zebras, white rhinos, lions, lemurs, hippos, giraffes, elephants, antelopes, and bison. In addition, there is an amusement park with rides, a technology park with virtual reality that is fully immersive, a space with life-size dinosaur figures, and a collection of insect models in various sizes.
In Europe, one of the first aquariums was constructed in 1906. More than 100 different species of fish and other aquatic life are housed in 25 aquariums inside the historic structure. The Milan Aquarium is well-known for its library, which houses a fantastic selection of academic works on marine biology. The tunnel with stingrays and starfish is ideal for younger guests. A range of intriguing shells and corals are displayed on separate platforms.
Gardaland Resort is a big amusement complex near Lake Garda that has about 30 attractions. They feature animated slides with themes including Peter Pan, Kung Fu Panda, and Piglet Peppa. The Gardaland Resort also features a LEGOLAND water park. It features a sizable playground with slides, an artificial river for rafting, a DUPLO area for young children, a dry fountain, and Miniland, which features scaled-down Italian landmarks.
In 2013, Milan created a museum that is exclusively for kids. It is actually more than 1,000 m2 of play and learning space where you can unrestrictedly express your creativity in labs and attend workshops and exhibitions. There are numerous interactive exhibits available for you to engage with in any way you see fit. In the area of Muba’s Children’s Museum Milan, there are cafes, shops, and bookstores.
The models made in accordance with Leonardo da Vinci’s drawings may be seen, touched, and understood there, making it the greatest location for kids to learn about his genius. The Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci has a number of interactive rooms, including one for young children, one with soap bubbles, one for chemistry, one with a variety of materials, one for electricity, one for biotechnology, one for genetics, one for mathematics, one for energy, one for the environment, and one for a laboratory where you can study what happens to food when it is heated from a scientific standpoint.
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