Children in Museums Award Gallery

La Nube STEAM Discovery Center in El Paso, Texas, is an interactive learning center focused on STEAM education. It offers hands-on exhibits, bilingual content, and activities that encourage critical thinking, collaboration, and creativity.

The Museum of Ethnography in Budapest, Hungary, houses a diverse collection of over 200,000 objects representing Hungarian and global cultures. The museum, opened in 2022, offers exhibitions that explore cultural evolution, identity, and diversity.

Showtown, a museum in Blackpool, opened in 2024 to showcase the town’s entertainment history. Themed galleries explore aspects like circus, dance, and the Illuminations, with interactive elements allowing visitors to engage with Blackpool’s entertainment culture.

The Children’s Museum Singapore, designed for children aged 12 and under, offers a hands-on, interactive approach to learning about Singapore’s history, culture, and identity.

The Museum of Solutions wants to inspire, enable and empower children to make change in the world. With a series of themed spaces, the museum engages children ages 2 – 16 to actively explore how everyday life and society can be improved.

The Seoul Children’s Museum is a vibrant and colourful museum, designed to stimulate curiosity and creativity, introducing children to new concepts around science, art, and culture.

With the Children’s Biennale the Groninger Museum created a new and positive form of art appreciation and art experiences for the young target group of 8-12-year-olds.

The Miffy Museum is designed around the work of Dick Bruna. It offers pre-school age children the possibility to discover the world on their own terms together with Miffy and her friends.

Utrecht University Museum is a place where children age 8-14 and families can engage with science. Based on their curiosity, the visitor can participate in data-gathering and a variety of scientific experiments.

The educational mission of the History of Polish Jews is to preserve the rich history of Polish Jews. The museum’s aim is to foster respect for people from different backgrounds and fight xenophobia.

CosmoCaixa is a learning space encouraging experience-based learning through models that promote play, hands-on exploration and the excitement of discovery. It focuses on analogical and manual aspects and elements such as water and air, rather than new technologies.

The Tokyo Toy Museum in Shinjuku showcases a global collection of toys, exploring their cultural, historical, and educational significance. It emphasizes the role of toys in child development and cultural identity.