MUBA Milano: The Museum That Ignites Children's Imagination
MUBA, the Children's Museum of Milan, founded in 2014, has become a point of reference for families in Milan and beyond, especially during the weekend. This magical space offers a unique experience, stimulating creativity, curiosity and learning through play and interaction.
The "Color" Game Exhibition: An Explosion of Sensations for the Little Ones
Inside the MUBA, a play exhibition entitled "Color" has been set up, designed especially for children aged 2 to 6. This engaging exhibition invites children to explore the world of colors through sensory activities, interactive games and artistic installations.
MUBA Activities: A Multisensory Experience to Grow Through Play
MUBA organizes a series of activities designed to stimulate children's creativity and learning:
- Step Out of the Shadows: In a bright, white room, children can experiment with light and shadow, using their bodies and various objects to create suggestive shapes and figures.
- What an eye: This installation is characterized by a series of colored tubes, with figures, names and images of animals. Children, lying inside the tubes, can observe the images from different perspectives, discovering how humans and animals perceive them.
- Where are you hiding?: An exhibition with little magic, which reveals to children how animals camouflage themselves in their surroundings. They will be able to witness the transformation of a monkey into a tiger and discover many other tricks of the animal world.
- Luca commands color: This activity involves evocative colored tubes that children can enter to observe how the perception of objects and the environment changes when the light changes.
Useful Information for Organizing Your Visit
To best organize your visit to MUBA, we recommend that you consult the museum's website, where you can find updated information on opening hours, ticket prices and scheduled activities. Don't miss the opportunity to give your children an unforgettable experience in the world of art and science!
