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Paris and London are famous for their world-class museums but, when it comes to children, there are some that are absolutely outstanding. In Paris,<\/a> the science museum Cit\u00e9 des Sciences et de l’industrie offers children\u2019s activities and workshops on topics ranging from biology to music. Le Bourget Space and Aviation Museum, about 10 kilometers from the center of Paris, features simulators where kids can experience piloting and flying.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

In London<\/a>, the Victoria and Albert Museum has guided tours organized specifically for children, as well as exhibits on toys. Kids can learn about space and geology at London\u2019s Science Museum and participate in workshops. At the Natural History Museum, children can enjoy exhibits about the extinct and existing creatures on our Earth.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

In Salzburg<\/a>, another city with wonderful opportunities for children, the toy museum, Spielzeugmuseum, features both exhibits and a tempting shop.  Stockholm<\/a> is also filled with kid-friendly activities: resembling a book in a fairy tale, the Junibacken Children’s Museum highlights children\u2019s literature. Exhibits include an adventure train, the fairy tale square and Europe’s largest children’s bookstore. Amsterdam<\/a>, popular among adults for its art museums and other diversions, also appeals to children: the city\u2019s Nemo Science Museum features screenings, plays and workshops on science and technology, in addition to exhibitions. Also in Amsterdam is the Tropenmuseum Junior, with interactive exhibits and programs designed mainly for children aged 6 to 13.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

In Oslo<\/a>, the works of children from 180 countries are exhibited at the International Children’s Art Museum, established along the idea of viewing the world through the eyes of children. Barcelona<\/a> has several museums appropriate for children, including the prominent science museum, CosmoCaixa.\u00a0 The Toy Museum of the City of Nuremberg<\/a> features one of the world\u2019s most important toy collections, while, in Berlin<\/a>, the Maze Children’s Museum offers interactive exhibits.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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