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Children's City

Children's City (مدينة الطفل) is Dubai Municipality's children's museum in Creek Park, Dubai, opened March 2002 at a cost of AED 77 million for ages 2-15, with science galleries, a planetarium, and a Henkel-run Forscherwelt lab.

Discovery World

Discovery World names a Milwaukee, Wisconsin lakefront science museum with the Reiman Aquarium (opened 1982, lakefront 2006) and the 探索世界 land theme park of Taiwan's Lihpao Land Resort, home of the Vekoma Tilt Coaster Gravity Max.

Guigu Science Park

Guigu Science Park (归谷科技园): mainly Guangzhou Guigu Science Park, a 300,000 m² Gensler-designed tech park in Guangzhou Science City, first Haigui (returned scholars) biomedicine town starting zone; also namesake parks in Jiashan, Zhejiang.

Kids Plaza Osaka

Kids Plaza Osaka (キッズプラザ大阪) is Japan's first full-scale children's museum, opened 10 July 1997 in Kita-ku, Osaka. Run by the Osaka Foundation for the Promotion of Education and Culture, it features Hundertwasser's Kids Town and a children's TV studio.

Museum of Nature and Technology

Museum of Nature and Technology (Muzeum Przyrody i Techniki Ekomuzeum im. Jana Pazdura), Starachowice, Poland. Museum founded 2001 in a preserved 1841/1899 blast furnace plant, with Star truck, paleontology, and Archeopark exhibitions.

Tainan Astronomical Education Area

The Tainan Astronomical Education Area, also known as Nanying Astronomical Museum, is a public astronomy education museum on Erxi Gongshan hill in Danei District, Tainan, Taiwan.

Tekhnologicheskiy park

Tekhnologicheskiy park, or technopark, is an organization that creates a favorable environment for science-intensive enterprises and supports commercializing research results, starting with Stanford Research Park in 1951.

Train Park Hakusan

Train Park Hakusan (トレインパーク白山), formally Hakusan Municipal High Speed Rail Visitor Center, is a Shinkansen museum in Hakusan, Ishikawa, opened March 13, 2024 beside the Hakusan General Rolling Stock Depot, with simulators, a Doctor Yellow 0 Series T3 exhibit, and depot viewing decks.