Bruxelles, Belgium
Rue Vautier 29
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+32 26274211
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An amazing interactive visual voyage through nature, biodiversity and all living creatures... And offcourse Dino's Great for kids
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Very interesting and well made. Allows different types of interactions for different publics
The exhibits themselves are nice to see, but the place was completely full and it seemed that none of the COVID precautions mentioned on their website were actually implemented. I would advise against visiting in the weekend, they do not seem to be limiting the number of visitors despite the pre-registration.
Engaging for all ages. From 3 yrs onwards, in my experience, children love it and perhaps even the younger ones are fascinated! Different routes to take, e.g. there is a 1 hour or 2 hour route. Book in advance online. We booked few days in advance for weekend and found a time slot that worked.
We went here with out two sons, the older being 3 1/2 and they both really enjoyed themselves. The covid measures are excellent. Only 180 people are allowed to visit per day with allocated time slots. We went on a Wednesday afternoon at 14:30 and basically had the place to ourselves. Every level was practically empty so we coule take our time walking around looking at all the different exhibits. The video walk is fantastic with corresponding animals behind the screen for you to look at. The outside of the building leaves a lot to he desired for but dont be fooled, the inside of it is fantastic and there are disinfectant stationd on every level. I felt very safe together with our sons. I would highly recommend going here for an educational day out.
The worst experience! I was not allowed to go inside with my son due to my allergy to disinfectant spray...no way to wash my hands inside no refund. 4 dudes that worked there (and almost no customers) looked in my little son’s eyes with such an indifference and said no. Yes I understand the mandatory part but what’s the harm of washing my hands in the bathroom instead or refunding me the money? No understanding and the worst: my child won’t be able to learn because of this. Culture is so important don’t take that away from children just because of some rules that can be bend in a safe matter.
I underestimated the place and thought I could finish the visit in 2 hours. But there's so much to see, I'll spend a whole day some time later. A really insightful exhibition. Loved spending time here.
It is definitely worthy of 7 euros! This museum has been the most friendly in Belgium so far. Almost everything on exhibition has translations of 4 languages, including English. I am especially fond of those simple but interesting interactive games they have designed to illustrate the basic findings of paleontology. Not only kids would be impressed but also middle-aged people like me. I can even imagine how excited my future children would feel when I take them here one day. This museum is quite huge that you are unable to finish your tour within 3 hrs. However, I feel ashamed of my vocabulary. Even though all have English translation, I still have difficulty in understanding professional words\u200d️Such as carboniferous, trilobite, allosaurus... All in all, this is a place of wonder with helpful and nice staffs.
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