Group guided tours
How did the message of Troy’s fall reach the palace of Mycenae? What was the first message sent using Morse code? And thanks to which invention were 706 passengers saved from the Titanic? The tour of the museum’s exhibition spaces, using new technologies and modern digital media, makes the journey into the world of communication […]
Meeting a pigeon
What can happen when an angry driver encounters a pigeon in a modern metropolis? And yet, an unexpected way of communicating without words is born between them! Through an interactive performance, children watch the tender story of two very different creatures who ultimately… find a common language! The performance combines puppetry, mime, and verse, while […]
Signals with light
Can robots talk to each other… using only light? And how can we build a wireless telecommunications network while playing? In this interactive STEM workshop, young scientists learn about wireless communication through movement and light! With the help of robotic vehicles equipped with lasers and photovoltaic sensors, they drive, align, and connect their robots to […]
Robots on the Road
Can cars “talk” to each other to avoid collisions? And how can Artificial Intelligence make our roads safer? In this interactive STEM workshop, students discover how technology, robotics, and telecommunications work together to make the driving of the future… smart! Children program robotic vehicles that exchange information, recognize traffic signals, avoid obstacles, and move safely […]
The Museum of the Future
How would you describe your favorite object if someone saw it in 100 years? And what would they think about it? In this creative workshop, children tour the Museum and observe objects from the past: how were they used back then and what would someone in the future think about them?Inspired by the exhibits, children […]
Smiling Prints
When did emojis first appear? Which emoji was named the word of the year for 2015? How did we go from a simple symbol to expressing ourselves with hundreds of faces every day? We embark on a journey through the history of digital communication—from the first text messages to the emojis on our mobile screens. […]
Chop Chop
How well do we know the Museum? And how quickly can we describe a word without using keywords? In this fun, team-based game of observation and cooperation, students discover the Museum’s most important exhibits—while playing! We start with a short tour of the Museum. Then, with headphones on, each player tries to describe an exhibit […]
What was the Museum before it became a Museum?
How can a building change lives? And how can it tell us about its past? On the occasion of European Heritage Days, children discover the hidden history of the building that now houses the Museum. What was the Museum before it became a Museum? Who passed through here? What was its role? Through a treasure […]
Objects tell stories
How can an object “speak” without words? And what stories can it tell through its texture, sound, or touch? The Museum opens its doors exclusively to special groups, offering a safe, calm, and supportive space. The program begins with a tactile tour of the exhibition, where selected objects activate the senses and imagination. Guided by […]