Miami Children's Museum

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Via Di Porta Cavallegeri 2, Rome, Italy
+1 305 373 5437
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Miami Children’s Museum is a 56,500 square-foot facility located on Watson Island that offers children of all ages the opportunity to learn about the arts, culture, and communication from its hundreds of bilingual, interactive exhibits. Playing together with other patrons is allowed and encouraged. Along with its 12 galleries, the museum also features a parent/teacher resource center, 200-seat auditorium, educational gift shop, and snack bar. Programs and classes provide further opportunities for learning.

Credit Cards Accepted

visa,mastercard,amex

Reservations

Reservations recommended, especially on weekends.

Directions

Metro: Stazione San Pietro. Bus: 34, 46, 49, 246, 247, 881, 889, or 905

Area

Miami

Hours

Daily 10am-6pm

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