The Children’s Museum

What if learning felt like an exhilarating adventure? Here at The Children’s Museum in Amman, it does. The Children’s Museum isn’t just a museum. It’s a vibrant universe of discovery spanning 8,500 square meters. It’s packed with over 185 interactive exhibits designed to ignite young imaginations. The Children’s Museum first opened its doors in 2007, thanks to Queen Rania Al Abdullah. It quickly became a beloved institution for children and families. The museum is a member of the Association of Children’s Museums and Hands-On International, reflecting its commitment to high-quality educational experiences. Inside The Children’s Museum, you’ll find a world of wonders. Aspiring pilots can take to the skies in the Air and Flight exhibit’s Airbus A318 flight simulator. Budding scientists can unravel the mysteries of electricity and magnets, explore the cosmos in the Stars and Space exhibit, or delve into the human body. The museum also caters to younger visitors. The “Once Upon a Shape” exhibit is a dedicated space for toddlers aged 1-5. This area offers a safe and stimulating environment for little ones to explore and develop crucial skills. For those who can’t make it to Amman, The Children’s Museum has a solution: the Mobile Children’s Museum. Launched in 2012, this traveling museum brings the joy of learning to children across Jordan. It features interactive stations, science shows, and exhibits similar to those found in the main museum. Over 2.7 million visitors have experienced the magic of The Children’s Museum, both in Amman and through its mobile counterpart. The Children’s Museum is more than just a place to learn. It’s a place where curiosity blossoms, creativity flourishes, and a love of learning takes root.