Papalote Museo del Niño
About This Museum
I stumbled upon this place and was immediately struck by its history—it started in Mexico City back in 1993 as a revolutionary idea to make learning an adventure. The Cuernavaca location feels like a giant, colorful playground where kids aren't just looking at things, they're touching, building, and experimenting with everything. You'll hear laughter and shouts of discovery echoing from every corner as families tackle challenges together. It’s not a quiet, stuffy museum at all; it's pure, joyful chaos where you learn about physics by launching a parachute or grasp biology in a giant digestive system slide.
Collection Highlights
Kids go wild for the massive 'Viaje Inicia' climbing structure and the chance to create their own TV weather forecast in a real studio. One of the coolest spots is the ADO bus you can actually 'drive,' complete with sound effects and a panoramic route video.
Visitor Information
It's in the Lomas de la Selva neighborhood of Cuernavaca, so it's easy to swing by if you're exploring the city. Definitely wear comfy shoes—you'll be climbing and running around just as much as the kids.
Architecture & Building
The building itself is modern and playful, with bold geometric shapes, lots of glass, and vibrant colors that scream 'fun' from the moment you see it.
Contact & Location
Address: Avenida Plan de Ayala, Gualupita, Cuernavaca, Morelos, 62270, México
Phone: +52 777 832 8800
Website: Visit Website
