museo infantil trampolin

This museum is really for toddlers. I didn't find anything for my 8 year old son. I suggest that you get an English-speaking tour guide if you don't speak Spanish.

We went here with our 1 and 3 year old. We expected it to be too old for them, but didnt realise it is more like an organised tour than anything to play with. It would suit much older kids who speak spanish but not really suitable for one young ones. What was annoying is that some of the exhibits were really loud and they terrified our one year old. Despite being the only people there, they didnt turn them down or off.

We took our 3 young kids to this museum and they really enjoyed it. It is very well air conditioned and it was a nice brake from all the walking we were doing in the heat while touring the old city. My kid's favourite was the earthquake simulator. They have exhibits on dinosaurs that is a bit loud and might scare small children so just be aware of that. This is a must stop if you are travelling with Children, they get bored and tired of just walking around and this offers them a great brake from the sightseeing.The tour is in Spanish and I didn't ask if they are offered in English

We have a 2 year old and a 10 year old and wasn't sure what to expect. It was a guided teaching tour that took about 45 minutes. There was only one place that the kids could play and that was for only 5 minutes. It was definitely geared toward school age kids (my 10 year old understood most of what they were talking about except that it was all in Spanish). They talked about weather, the body, dinosours, and even recycling. Both girls seemed to like it but just know it isn't a place you just go and play and leave whenever you want.

They have an interactive musuem for children, which is a relaxing good ahead and touch everything... why because it is child proof

my kids are 7, 6, 2 and they loved it... it's like a museum, an interactive one. There's a teacher at every room and they show videos and they have cool things kids can touch and play with.

This is a nice place to learn about the Dominican native plants and animals. Also they have area that teach kids about the human body and the earth.

Our guide stepped with us inside this site. It's not a trampoline museum. There were school children clearly on a field trip.

Love taking the kids to this place. They always have a ball especialy when the offer Origami class.

for me living in santo domingo i think thi isa grat atraction for adults coming to santo domingo with kids, this is a great thing to do just in the middle of the colonial zone, you can spend betwwen one or two hours in here and they will have sometihing to learn about our country, trees, animals and enviroment. also great for adults due to the lot of informationa bout the country. a must go

Los niños son una parte vital en nuestras vidas y que mejor opcion que pasar una tarde en estas salas llenas de magia y educacion para nuestros niños, en sus jardines albergan hermosas flores y a su vez hay una cafeteria para suplir el gusto de nuestros mas chiquitines.

Atração interessante, mas meio fraquinha.... precisaria de uma atualização. Monitores sabem apenas o texto padrão!

es un proyecto educativo y cultural concebido y auspiciado por el despacho de la ex primera dama,la señora Rosa gomez de mejía ofrecer a todos los niños y niñas del país la oportunidad de acceder a un espacio donde puedan adquirir conocimientos sobre la cultura dominicana.

Visitenlo con sus hijos. Es un buen lugar para eventos tambien. Tiene salones se pueden hacer arreglos para refrigerios y comidas sin complicacion. Siempre lo uso cuando necesito un salon para grupos en la zona colonial.

Es un recorrido guiado y muy educativo. Lo unico que no me gusta en que es evolucionista al extremo. Pero el diseño esta muy bien pensado. Mis hijos lo disfrutan, hemos ido tres veces.