THE BIG KIDS’ WORKSITE CITÉ DES ENFANTS AGE 5-12
The Cité des sciences et de l’industrie has developed a unique concept in the field of edutainment venues, The Cité des Enfants, recognised in France and internationally for a varied customer base: theme parks, science centres, children’s museums, urban development programmes or shopping centres.
• asistance with development of your ofer (workshops, events, programming, etc.); • brand licence.
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Contact us to talk about your project:
contactpro@universcience.fr Tel : 00 33 1 40 05 82 46 Visit our website
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Contact us to talk about your project:
contactpro@universcience.fr Tel : 00 33 1 40 05 82 46 Visit our website
THE CAR I THE SPARE PARTS
The Cité des sciences et de l’industrie has developed a unique concept in the field of edutainment venues, The Cité des Enfants, recognised in France and internationaly for a varied customer base: theme parks, science centres, children’s museums, urban development programmes or shopping centres.
CITÉ DES ENFANTS AGE 5-12 THE BALL FOUNTAIN
Let’s build your project together
From a “turnkey” solution to a transfer of knowledge for the creation of a new space, extension or
renovation of an existing
facility, our teams support you through all the stages of your edutainment facility project: • definition and sizing (concept and feasibility studies, definition of the general museological programme); • developing, creating and bringing into service; • training your team (operations, mainte- nance, visitor reception and facilitation); • assistance with development of your offer (workshops, events, programming, etc.); • brand licence.
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