The unique summer program of the National Library invites children to follow in the footsteps of human curiosity. Visitors will explore a new exhibition about the universe, embark on an immersive journey following Marco Polo, and watch a spectacular cosmic performance. The interactive format is designed for young researchers aged 5 to 11.
What motivated people throughout history to cross seas and lands, gaze up at the heavens, and stretch the boundaries of imagination?
This summer, we head into the infinite!
Between sea, land, and space, between past and future, between imagination and reality—you are welcome to join us on a journey inspired by human curiosity.
What awaits you?
We’ll transform into explorers, embark on an adventure across islands and continents, and sail on a raft beyond the horizon;
We’ll encounter travelers and adventurers from the past, and accompany Marco Polo on his voyage to the edge of the known world;
We’ll visit the new exhibition “The Question of Questions—On the Secrets of the Universe and Existence,” following the great questions that have captivated people throughout history;
We’ll launch from Earth into space for a stunning journey among planets, stars, and galaxies, in a unique space performance.
The major summer original production from the National Library, featuring top creators.
The activity is suitable for children aged: 5–11
To purchase tickets, click here.
Contact person: Reservations Hotline, Phone: -5049