Education

The Telecommunications Museum, with the message “Stories that continue, Ideas that grow,” continues this year—for the 15th year—to invite schools and families to a world of creation and discovery!

This year’s educational programs include art workshops, communication games, STEM workshops, theatrical performances, informational activities, storytelling workshops, puppet theater, and, of course, guided tours that take us on a journey through the history of telecommunications from antiquity to the modern digital world.

For the first time, the Museum is opening its doors and welcoming special schools and groups with the program “Objects Tell Stories,” featuring a tactile tour and a multisensory art workshop, tailored to the needs of each audience.

On the renovated second floor of the Museum, young and old alike will explore new thematic sections that highlight the evolution of communication from the first telecommunications networks to the Internet, gaming, and mobile telephony.

The activities begin in September and last until May, offering everyone a unique experience of knowledge, exploration, creation, and imagination!

Participation in all Museum activities is free of charge!