For tourists traveling with children, Mexico offers a large selection of entertainment and educational activities. It's worth to check out the interactive Museum of Light in Mexico City. In addition to interesting scientific expositions, there are paid (from $ 15) hourly seminars for children and teenagers that combine learning with entertainment. At these workshops, children are told about the amazing properties of color and light as well as offered to participate in experiments and create their own kaleidoscopes, sundials, illusions and similar interesting things that can be brought home as souvenirs.
The country of the sun and beautiful beaches has everything you need for a luxury vacation. Truly luxurious Mexican hotels are waiting for those who …
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In Aguascalientes, there is Mexican Traditional Toy Museum that will be of interest to children and adults alike. Several centuries of children's toys are collected in one place, and some of them are allowed to play with. This is an interesting experience enabling you to see what Mexican children played with in the past. Four-story Museo Juguete Antiguo (Toy Museum Old Mexico) in Mexico City is an incredible collection of toys from around the world, from simple to strange and even bizarre ones. The atmosphere of colorful chaos reigns in the museum, there are almost no exhibits resting behind the glass - instead, they lie and stand here and there. Vintage toys are sold in a shop on the ground floor.
Papalote Museo del Niño located in the heart of Mexico City would be a wonderful discovery for tourists with 6-12 years old children. It is divided into several thematic areas: "I am", "I communicate myself", "I belong", "I understand", and "I express myself". Here children learn about the human body, Mexican history, culture, and nature. Luis Enrique Erro Planetarium in Mexico City with its digital dome, telescopes, computer animations of various natural phenomena, and small auditorium hosting multimedia lectures will not leave any child indifferent. Copyright www.orangesmile.com
In such a culturally enriched country as Mexico, there are a lot of historic buildings, some of which presently house hotels. Some hotels in the …
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Active kids need to move a lot, so it's worth to take them to an amusement park. In Playa del Carmen, you'll find amazing Xplor Park offering walking in deep caves, swimming or boating in a crystal-clear underground river among stalactites and stalagmites, and jungle safari. For the bravest, there is zipline - a classic flight on a rope over the jungle, after which you can relax in an outdoor recreation area in folding chairs and hammocks. The park has an excellent restaurant serving exotic fruit smoothie.
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Lost Mayan Kingdom Theme Park is located in the fishing village of Mahahual on the Caribbean Sea coast. Two classic ziplines and unique one with roller coasters elements, simple water slides for children and extreme ones for adults, swimming on inflatable mattresses on the Jaguar River, relaxing in a pool near the restaurant, in a cave cenote or in hammocks on the beach - you just don’t want to leave this place. Especially for children, there is the "Monkey Island" with small pools, water slides, and tunnels, as well as a recreation area for parents.
Mexico is incredibly rich in holidays, both public and unofficial. It may seem that people are celebrating all year round here. From December 16th to …
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Six Flags Amusement Park in the capital is the largest park of its kind not only in Mexico but also in all of Latin America. It has a huge number of rides of varying degrees of the extremity: roller coasters, merry-go-rounds, labyrinths, a Ferris wheel - a total of about fifty different rides for adults and children. In Mexico City, on Carmen Square, there is Xcaret Eco-Park, which harmoniously combines entertainment and nature conservation. Children will enjoy its water slides surrounded by trees and swimming in clear cenotes, while for the smallest ones there is a sandpit and a shallow pool. The park also offers a wonderful view of the Caribbean Sea from the Rotating Scenic Tower, archaeological sites, caves, Mayan villages, and much more.
For tourists traveling with children, Mexico offers a large selection of entertainment and educational activities. It's worth to check out the interactive Museum of Light in Mexico City. In addition to interesting scientific expositions, there are paid (from $ 15) hourly seminars for children and teenagers that combine learning with entertainment. At these workshops, children are told about the amazing properties of color and light as well as offered to participate in experiments and create their own kaleidoscopes, sundials, illusions and similar interesting things that can be brought home as souvenirs.
Lost Mayan Kingdom Theme Park is located in the fishing village of Mahahual on the Caribbean Sea coast. Two classic ziplines and unique one with roller coasters elements, simple water slides for children and extreme ones for adults, swimming on inflatable mattresses on the Jaguar River, relaxing in a pool near the restaurant, in a cave cenote or in hammocks on the beach - you just don’t want to leave this place. Especially for children, there is the "Monkey Island" with small pools, water slides, and tunnels, as well as a recreation area for parents.
