It turns out that there is no small pot friend, so you don’t have to punch in a museum lol. I didn’t know what I was thinking at the time. After visiting Fan Pier Park, I wanted to say to visit this museum. I also felt what the children’s museum here was. The experience, Will it be a feeling like the science and technology museum that I liked to visit when I was a child? Hahahaha, it turns out that I still want more. The museum is really built for children, full of childishness. If you want to find a highlight for the museum, it is probably the color sense of each kind of collision in each pavilion. It is colorful and has a summer feeling. And most of the entertainment facilities here are interactive, and I feel that children will like it very much. If you come, no children will go together, the museum clerk will ask for a certificate here, and then take it away when you leave the museum. Probably very few people will make a special trip to punch in the children's museum. It is highly recommended to visit here in person. There is also a Japanese courtyard residential park in the museum. You need slippers to enter. The layout of the exhibition hall is more interesting.

The Boston Children's Museum was founded in 1913. It is the second oldest museum in the United States. On Capitol Avenue, Boston, this wool warehouse from 1888 is now the home of the Boston Children's Museum. In this museum, children can walk up to a giant desk with five-foot-long pencils and two-foot-long paper clips on the table; they can climb a three-story building, which is an "anatomized" section; they learn to make television news; Take off your shoes and walk into a Japanese house that includes a kitchen, bathroom and garden; try using prosthetic limbs, wheelchairs and blind typewriters; collect accounts at the exits of supermarkets, and so on. The children's dreams are realized here.

The Children's Museum has a history of 100 years. It is very suitable for bringing children to play in a place. It is experienced in the process of entertainment and children's fun, and I think the price is still very high.

Children's paradise is worth visiting. 4D cinema, a rare view; live demonstration, a lot of fun; hands-on participation, children like. Built near the river, the scenery is infinite; all kinds of food, you can choose; rich content, you can stay one day.

The Boston Children's Museum has a history of 100 years. Fathers and mothers who take their children to Boston, don't miss it!

My husband, my daughter and I came to this museum with our two little grandchildren on a cold winter day. Two children a three and a half years old a 2 year old, a boy and a girl. They loved the play area upstairs for the baby. My granddaughter loves dinosaurs, my granddaughter loves puzzles and magnetic letters. They both love water parks. They are all soaked and we may have stayed too long, but they still don't want to leave, we took them out very hard. A great day, if you live in this area, get a membership card, it is definitely worth the money.