Minnesota Children's Museum

A five-story indoor playground that educates as it entertains.

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In Short
This colorful and spacious center was built in 1995 to replace the smaller location at Bandana Square. Most exhibits are aimed at kids ages 5 to 10, with the Habitot area providing climbing gyms, books and toys for the under-4 set. Exhibits focus on the elements of the world, be it the sky, the earth, water, energy, cultural diversity or some technological toy that teaches a scientific principle.

12/18/02

Creativity

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Kids love it. The facility is good for all ages. It includes activities surrounding arts, music, physics, nature, and more. Multi-level parking is available for free of charge with the facility's stamp. Allow at least 2 to 3 hours for a visit.

• Pros: Variety of Activities, Creativity, Good Parking