The Children's Museum of Indianapolis Review

The Children's Museum is extremely fun, and if you plan to come back to this restaurant again, I suggest you buy a package. Dinosaurs travel freely inside and outside the museum, and the wonderful museum tour begins. In the parking area, the museum also displays colorful pictures, which can be enjoyed by everyone around the photos. A lifelike life-size Transformers is displayed in the hall. All the interpreters are very warm, friendly and helpful. Many interactive links are designed to be very decent and require everyone to concentrate their attention. Visit 2-3 to browse all the exhibitions. If possible, it is more appropriate to come over in midweek because this is a popular attraction.

It is still worth a visit, and the staff is very good, will take the initiative to explain, the interior is not very big, the outside is particularly large sports field, various children's versions, very cute!

This place is amazing!! For every age group, they have lots of attractions and a ball! My 17 month niece didn't even want to leave, we didn't finish the whole museum, I can't wait to bring her back, the whole prehistoric and space part is also very cool, must visit!!!

There is a Chinese pavilion on the second floor of this museum. From Chinese musical instruments and calligraphy to catering and home furnishings, there are even fixed Shaolin Kung Fu performances. Although only two Americans pull a posture and children together, it is indeed attractive for American children who have not seen kung fu films.

It is said to be the largest children's museum in the United States. It can't see where it is big, but it is very distinctive. The exterior wall is decorated with dinosaurs. There is a giant bumblebee at the door. The exhibits are not precious cultural relics but pay attention to knowledge and fun. Some interactive projects are done very well. I saw many children have a great time.

There is a glass column nearly four floors high, it is a colorful totem column, the most wonderful thing is that there is a layer under the bottom, half lying on the sofa below to see the unexpected scenery.