Children’s Museum of Rome
Children’s Museum of Rome is designed as a hands-on place where children can play, explore, and learn through interactive exhibits. The museum’s focus is strongly community-based and STEAM-oriented. Rather than traditional exhibits where children mostly look at things, the idea is for kids to actively participate—for example, exploring pretend careers and community services, experimenting with […] The post Children’s Museum of Rome appeared first on Georgia's Rome.
Children’s Museum of Rome is designed as a hands-on place where children can play, explore, and learn through interactive exhibits.
The museum’s focus is strongly community-based and STEAM-oriented. Rather than traditional exhibits where children mostly look at things, the idea is for kids to actively participate—for example, exploring pretend careers and community services, experimenting with science concepts, and engaging in creative and imaginative play.
What you can expect
Some of the planned/featured experiences include:
- Healthcare and wellness
- Community careers
- Literacy and creativity
- STEAM learning
The museum is intended primarily for children roughly ages 2–12, with programming that can change periodically to accommodate different age groups. The museum offers field trips, parties, memberships and gift cards and is located inside the Mount Berry Mall.
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