Once again, this summer, Città della Scienza opens its doors to everyone with a rich program of “family-sized” activities dedicated to discovering science in a fun and engaging way.

Because science never goes on vacation!

Città della Scienza is the ideal place to spend a summer of science and fun. Between science shows, guided tours of the interactive human body museum Corporea, games, experiments it will be possible to explore the world of science in an interactive way while learning and having fun at the same time.

There will be no shortage of shows at the Planetarium, to travel among the stars and discover the mysteries of the universe, guided tours of the Insects & Co.

Don’t miss the opportunity to experience a summer as a scientist at Città della Scienza!

We look forward to seeing you

SCIENCE SHOW IN PROGRAMMA

I science show sono ideati, progettati e condotti dai comunicatori della scienza de Le Nuvole.

“The brain: if you cultivate it, it works. If you let it go and retire it weakens. Its plasticity is formidable. That’s why you have to keep thinking” (Rita Levi Montalcini

On the occasion of World Brain Week, March 11-17, 2024, Science City is dedicating next weekend to neuroscience, exploring the most fascinating of systems, the nervous system, with a special focus on the most complex organ in the human body, the brain: the center of thought, memory, language,

movement and emotion. Through interactive workshops, don’t miss the opportunity to explore brain structure, understand the physiology of neurons, and discover the importance of synaptic connections for learning and perception. Join us on this educational and fun journey where science and experience meet to unravel the mysteries of the human mind.

There will be shows at the Planetarium, guided tours of the interactive human body museum Corporea, the Insects & Co. Exhibit, and the new interactive Physics exhibition for all ages scheduled through June 30: Let’s Do an Experiment!

Watch out for the program!

Celebrating female excellence

On the occasion of an extraordinary weekend dedicated to the women who changed the way we see the world, Science City is committed to promoting and celebrating the brightest female minds in history to restore light to their not-always-recognized role over the centuries: scientists and artists, writers and pioneers in all fields of knowledge.

Through engaging workshops and fun experiments, don’t miss the opportunity to learn about and explore the most important achievements of female pioneers in science and to celebrate the courage that so many women had to have in order to have their talent and brilliance recognized and esteemed.

There will be shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive human body museum Corporea at the Insects & Co Exhibit and the new exhibit scheduled through June 30: Let’s Do an Experiment! The interactive physics exhibit for all ages.

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A journey into music

As Victor Hugo says, “Music expresses what cannot be said and about which it is impossible to remain silent.” And it is precisely this magic that City of Science wants to convey and share during the upcoming extraordinary weekend dedicated to music and sound.

Music, besides filling us with joy and making us dance, has a profound impact on our minds and bodies. Numerous research studies have shown that regular exposure to music stimulates intelligence, improves memory and promotes emotional well-being.

Immerse yourself in a world of sounds, notes and fun musical experiments through engaging workshops ranging from creating musical instruments to discovering the physics behind the magical world of sound.

Get ready to tune in to the frequency of creativity and musical knowledge! We look forward to sharing this experience with you.

There will be no shortage of shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive human body museum Corporea and the Insects & Co. exhibit.

We look forward to seeing you!

How Science and Art can become one tool for investigating reality

On Feb. 24 and 25, City of Science explores the marriage of art and science, two seemingly opposite worlds, but coming together in a unique synergy that awakens everyone’s curiosity and interest. After all, what did a figure like Leonardo da Vinci teach us if not this?

Don’t miss the opportunity to explore how art and science can interact, complement each other, inspire each other and give rise to new forms of expression. Through hands-on activities, interactive demonstrations, workshops and the use of digital technologies

explore how artistic creativity merges with scientific rigor and how Art and Science seem to be converging more and more, to the point of becoming interchangeable.

Watch out for the rich program and unleash the Leonardo da Vinci in you!

Plus: shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive human body museum Corporea and the Insects & Co. exhibition.

Don’t miss it!

In search of the unusual through the lens of science

It will have happened to everyone, at least once in their lives, to ask questions about the world we live in and the physical laws that govern it… To wonder how Newton arrived at the law of universal gravitation from just an apple. Not to mention the excitement that Galilei must have felt when he first pointed his telescope at the sky… It is amazing to discover how physics explains every phenomenon around us, whether we are talking about energy, force or electromagnetism.

On Feb. 17 and 18, Science City pays homage to physics with a weekend dedicated to forces, electricity, balance, motion and… lots and lots of physics!

There will be no shortage of shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive Museum of the Human Body Corporea and the Insects & Co. exhibit.

We look forward to seeing you there!

On Sunday 11 February, Città della Scienza celebrates Carnival in an original and educational way, proposing a programme of exciting workshops and themed activities related to the animal world and in particular, anticipating Darwin Day, to mimicry and evolution. A unique opportunity to pay homage to the valuable contribution that Darwin’s theory of natural selection has made to the history of science and humanity.

In a festive and creative atmosphere, don’t miss the opportunity to immerse yourself in the fascinating universe of animals and evolution, through creative and interactive workshops, science shows, parades and ‘strange’ masked chats.

There will be colourful experiments, educational games and science demonstrations, as well as balloon and soap bubble animation by Casper Animation, which will make learning fun and engaging.

A unique opportunity to learn through play!

Watch out for the programme!

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Exploring the secrets of an “almost” perfect machine!

In collaboration with SORESA S.p.A – Regional Society for Health.

“Welcome aboard” our science center. Are you ready to begin an extraordinary journey of discovery of the human body? It will be a fascinating adventure through the mysteries, wonders and curiosities that lie within our complex organism. Don’t miss the opportunity to discover the anatomy and functions of the systems and apparatuses that enable us to live, move and experience the world around us. Through engaging workshops, science

demonstrations and fun activities, we will discover together the secrets kept under our skin and those to keep us healthy! And we will also do so thanks to the Citizen’s Health Portal, the tool that allows us to access online services made available by the Regional Health System (SSR), as part of the larger Campania Region project called Sinfonia, implemented by Soresa.

But that’s not all! On the occasion of Memorial Day, which is celebrated on January 27, we will dedicate a special workshop to commemorate the Holocaust and reflect on the value of friendship and brotherhood.

What are you waiting for? Come to Science City to immerse yourself in an exciting journey where knowledge and reflection meet fun.

As usual, there will be shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive human body museum Corporea and the Insects & Co Exhibit.

We look forward to seeing you!

The comet star is one of the most iconic symbols of Christmas and, therefore, this year Città della Scienza chooses it as the inspirational element of the rich Christmas programming that, dedicated to the fascinating theme of astronomy, will enrich the visit to the Neapolitan Science Center from Friday, December 8, 2023 until Sunday, January 7, 2024 with many weekends full of events, themed workshops, Planetarium shows, guided tours of the interactive human body museum Corporea and the Insects & Co Exhibit, and other opportunities to have fun with science and technology!!!

And more in this “stellar” month: on Dec. 14 Milky Way Rendezvous – “Renanera,” on Dec. 22 and Jan. 4 the “Night at the Museum,” and on Jan. 6 the “Great Epiphany Party”.

Here is the extensive program of a truly STELLAR CHRISTMAS at Città della Scienza!!!

“We are what we eat,” said German philosopher Ludwig Feuerbach, and before him many others have wondered about the role of proper nutrition that promotes the well-being of our bodies.

When we talk about healthy eating, we refer to a balanced nutritional regimen that provides our bodies with everything they need.

However, there is no such thing as a perfect, one-size-fits-all food plan: everyone has specific characteristics and needs, which must be taken into account for

proper nutrition.

However, there are some general principles that are good to refer to in order to eat in a balanced way and thus ensure that we get all the elements (nutrients, vitamins, etc.) we need; and this is exactly what we will discover at Science City among games, workshops and stories, during the weekend dedicated to nutrition!

The activities of the #LASCIENCEINSCENE project are conceived, designed and conducted by science communicators from Le Nuvole. There will be no shortage of shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive human body museum Corporea and the Insects & Co. Exhibition

“M’AMMALIA”

On the occasion of the 15th edition of M’ammalia, promoted by the Italian Theriological Association, Science City offers a rich program of events in which the protagonists are Mammals. Visitors will be “beguiled” by a class, of which the human species is also a part, that includes organisms large, small, nursing and, in some cases simultaneously, producing eggs. Among curiosities and characteristics we will discover that their preservation is also indispensable for our survival.

The activities of the #LASCIENZAINSCENA project are conceived, designed and led by science communicators from Le Nuvole.

There will be no shortage of shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive human body museum Corporea and the Insects & Co. Exhibition.

We look forward to seeing you!

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DOMENICA 29 OTTOBRE: LA GRANDE FESTA DI HALLOWEEN

PROGRAMMA MARTEDI’ 31 OTTOBRE E MERCOLEDI’ 1 NOVEMBRE

“CHIMICAmica”

Chemistry is often considered difficult and mysterious, but thanks to us it will have no more secrets for you!!!

“Mole Day” is an unofficial holiday involving chemists especially in the US. It begins at 6:02 a.m. and ends at 6:02 p.m. on Oct. 23 because the U.S. way of writing dates puts the month before the day; thus, the start of the holiday is at 6:02 a.m. on 10/23, a time and date that recall Avogadro’s number or the number of molecules contained in one mole, one of the seven basic units of the International System of Units.

To worthily celebrate this day, Science City is offering a weekend in which adults and young “chemists” alike will be able to watch incredible chemical reactions being performed or even have explosions take place…of color! What are you waiting for? Test tubes, beakers, reagents and cylinders are waiting for you at Science City!

The #LASCIENZAINSCENA project activities are conceived, designed and led by science communicators from Le Nuvole.

There will be no shortage of shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive human body museum Corporea and the Insects & Co. Exhibit.

NATURE: AN IRREPRESSIBLE POWER!

Whenever I see a mountain I expect it to turn into a volcano! (Italo Svevo)

Anything primordial, such as volcanoes, fascinates and attracts us instinctively: it is the image of what the Earth might have been like in its origins, amid steams and gushes of lava and abyssal craters. Out of fear or superstition, they were not willingly talked about, as were other natural disasters, such as earthquakes, landslides, and floods.

It’s our turn to talk about them this weekend, to build a scientifically aware citizenry.

Activities of the @LASCIENZAINSCENA project are conceived, designed and led by science communicators from Le Nuvole.

There will be no shortage of shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive human body museum Corporea and the Insects & Co. Exhibition.

We look forward to seeing you!

FABLES AND CHIMERAS
When science is a game

The success of the #SCIENCEINSCENE continues!

“Fairy tales and chimeras” is the theme of the weekend at Città della Scienza!

Engaging and interactive workshops to discover many interesting facts about the most famous fairy tales for children and young people: from the adventures of Collodi’s puppet to the travels of the Little Prince to the strangest and most monstrous creatures.

But as every year, Città della Scienza is joining Biotech Week, a week of events and meetings around the world to tell the story of the role biotechnology plays in the fields of health, renewable energy and environmental protection.

This weekend our young visitors can transform themselves into biotechnologists! How? By learning about the structure and function of DNA and simulating a gene transfer technique in order to obtain a “genetically modified organism.”

At the Planetarium, young visitors will enjoy a new show dedicated to The Little Prince, a child from a tiny planet with a great desire to meet new people and learn about their habits.

During his journey we will see many astronomical objects that populate the sky: some familiar others more exotic. Are you ready to go with him?

In addition to guided tours of the interactive museum Corporea, Insects & Co, the exhibition area dedicated to the world of insects, reopens to the public.

Science communicators from Città della Scienza and Le Nuvole await you for a weekend of creative and adventurous activities … Just like in fairy tales!

Pegaso University is honored to host the first International Conference dedicated to the relationship between memory and future, as connected to the development of new technologies and from an interdisciplinary perspective.

This one-day event will be held on 2nd October, 2023 at the Città della Scienza [Science City Museum] in Naples [ http://www.cittadellascienza.it/], a perfectly consistent framework with the purpose of the meeting.

Members of ICOM [https://icom.museum/en/], International Council of Museums, the worldwide institute for museum operators, and other distinguished voices in this field will discuss the topic.

The project is part of the research line called Digital Humanities and is linked in particular with area 2 Digital heritage, literature and cultural practices which «focuses on the development, study and analysis of cultural practices connected to the integration of digital and technologies in the preservation of knowledge, culture, past and present. Research interventions aimed at the digitalisation, conservation and accessibility of cultural heritage. Use of advanced technologies such as photogrammetry, virtual reality and augmented reality to document, preserve and present works of art, monuments, manuscripts and other objects of cultural interest».

The identification of development lines for the future, also in relation to technological advancement, cannot be interpreted without a sense of continuity and the right attention to the past and its preservation. Culture, tradition, the roots of human history constitute a distributed heritage, in constant evolution (thanks to new discoveries), which is at the center of new practices, not only of maintenance but also of archiving and querying.

The preservation process is to be considered specular and, at the same time, strategic for the construction of new fruition paths for the end user. Museum experience, therefore, intercepts the new paths of development and contamination with technologies, which acquire meaning and validity when adequate institutional, public and international spaces are available for a shared reflection, not only on planning but also on ethics.

Participation is free of charge. The event is aimed at scholars, professionals, and students with research interests in museology. 

The registration form is available here https://forms.gle/pGpBgLHBMPVu5efD8

Registration will be possible until 25th September, 2023.

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After the great success for the summer program “#lascienzainscena” in place since August 1, City of Science offers a series of activities for the long weekend from September 16 to 19!

On Saturday, Sept. 16, Sunday, Sept. 17 and again on Monday, Sept. 18, special opening with all activities related to the Museum and Planetarium staged from 10 am to 4 pm.

Also, on Tuesday, September 19, we look forward to you spending the holiday of San Gennaro together! The winter schedule returns to Science City: from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. guided tours of the Corporeal Museum, Insect Lab, shows at the Planetarium, and Science Show “The Evolution of Cells” … the beginning of an exciting new season of science and fun!

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PROGRAMMA DAL 12 AL 18 SETTEMBRE

Orario museo: 10 – 16

PROGRAMMA DEL 19 SETTEMBRE 2023

Orario museo: 09 – 17

What kind of world would it be without friendship?

We are stronger with strong friendships! Recent studies have shown that true friendship helps to improve you from every point of view: scientists reiterate, in fact, that friendship is one of the main factors that affects the better functioning of the immune system, a bulwark against viruses and bacteria. And it is no coincidence that in the communities where many centenarians live, great value is placed on relationships based on availability and support. And how much do you value friendship? We look forward to seeing you next weekend to celebrate World Friendship Day together which falls on July 30!

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There will also be shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive museum of the human body Corporea and the scheduled exhibitions: Insetti & Co.

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“Learn the rules like a professional so you can break them like an artist”_Pablo Picasso

Always, in the common imagination, creative thinking is more typical of artists than scientists. But is this really the case? While it is true that science and art belong to two profoundly different worlds, with diametrically opposed paradigms and goals, it is also true that these human activities have more in common than one might think at first glance! A good scientist needs a substantial dose of creativity and imagination in order to come up with new theories and solve puzzles. A good artist, in giving vent to his or her creativity,

cannot disregard certain techniques and rules… And what kind do you feel you are: more “art “or more “science”?

Find out with us on Saturday, July 22 and Sunday, July 23!

There will also be shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive museum of the human body Corporea and the scheduled exhibitions: Insetti & Co and “Spazio al Futuro”.

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For game-proof physics of forces!

In the sciences, any kind of movement in which you push or pull something is called a FORCE. Forces make objects move or prevent them from moving: when you push a door to open it, you use a force; if the door has a spring, the force of the spring closes the

door. The intuitive idea of force, then, is often linked to muscular effort: the verbs push, pull, compress, stretch, accelerate, brake, slide, throw, hit… always imply the intervention of a force. But let us be careful: it is not only people and animals that cause all the forces in the world! There are constant changes happening in the universe, and many of these changes involve forces: that of the wind blowing, water flowing, gravity pushing us down, and so on. Some are not very intense, others are so great that we can hardly imagine them. All forces, however, share one characteristic: they cannot be seen, and what we observe are only the results.

So what are you waiting for?
Come visit us this weekend to play with the physics of forces.

There will also be shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive museum of the human body Corporea and the scheduled exhibitions: Insetti & Co and “Spazio al Futuro”.

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For a full scientific immersion in the hottest season of the year!

The hottest season of the year is finally here: schools are closed (or almost all of them!), desks are empty, and there is more time to travel, if not live, at least in imagination. For many it is the most beautiful time, for others the most hated. One word: SUMMER! Longing for freedom, sun, sea and blue skies: this is summer in the hearts of many.

But … what happens at Science City when the big events end, when school students and summer camp children finish their activities? Science doesn’t go on vacation, and neither do we!

We look forward to seeing you, at Science City with lots of activities, workshops, guided tours and science shows!

There will also be shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive museum of the human body Corporea and the scheduled exhibitions: Insetti & Co, 7 Steps in sustainability and “Spazio al Futuro”.

Watch out for the program!

A fascinating journey of discovery of our senses

The sense organs enable us to interact, at different levels, with the world around us. Each sense organ corresponds to one of the five senses: eyes correspond to sight, ears to hearing, mouth to taste, nose to smell, and skin to touch. We are all used to the idea that human beings have only five senses! In reality there are many more! There is even talk of

17 senses! Hunger, thirst, itching, magnetism, pain, proprioception are just some of the lesser known ones.

It is said that beautiful things can be experienced three times: when you dream about them, when you live them, and when you remember them; at Science City, in the coming weekend, we want to exaggerate and experience them at least 5 times: one for each of our most known senses!

We are waiting for you with many “sensitive” themed activities!

There will also be shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive museum of the human body Corporea and the scheduled exhibitions: Insetti & Co, 7 Steps in sustainability and “Spazio al Futuro”.

Watch out for the program!

Per imparare “facendo” …

“What we have to learn to do, we learn by doing.” We take our cue from an aphorism attributed to Aristotle, which is so current that it seems almost impossible to date from the 4th century B.C. But on second thought, it is not so strange… Aristotle, one of the greatest thinkers of the ancient world, was extremely curious and a keen observer of the world in which he lived. His curiosity led him to experiment, and his enormous capacity for analysis

enabled him to learn from what he experienced; his depth of thought enabled him to see things that others could not, using the enormous potential of the human brain: rationality, intuition, imagination, creativity and logic.

And are you ready to “touch Science with your hands”?

We look forward to seeing you on June 24 and 25, at Science City, to learn “by doing”!

There will also be shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive museum of the human body Corporea and the scheduled exhibitions: Insetti & Co, 7 Steps in sustainability and “Spazio al Futuro”.

Watch out for the program!

Among ripples, waves and shining rainbows!

Impossible not to be fascinated, inspired and involved by light! Whether it is the rising and setting of the sun, colors, propagation, reflection and refraction, light is a phenomenon that never ceases to provoke wonder and curiosity. The nature of light has thrilled some of the finest minds in history, beginning with the origins of optics in Euclid’s Ancient Greece and continuing in a radiant unbroken path through the ages. The Enlightenment, for example, was rich in discoveries about light, the sun and the stars; just think of the corpuscular theory of light formulated by Newton. And so, theory after theory, our knowledge of light was “enlightened” and its mysteries gradually dragged “out of darkness”!

We look forward to seeing you at Science City, June 17 and 18, to learn more about the properties of this fundamental electromagnetic wave that allows us to admire everything around us.

There will also be shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive museum of the human body Corporea and the scheduled exhibitions: Insetti & Co, 7 Steps in sustainability and “Spazio al Futuro”.

Watch out for the program!

All about the “blue lung” of the Planet!

June 8 is celebrated worldwide as Oceans Day. The hydrosphere, that is, the totality of water on Earth in its three states of aggregation, covers more than two-thirds of our entire planet; for this reason, we often refer to planet Earth as the “Blue Planet.” These huge expanses of water are a resource to be protected: they are the “home” of so many forms of life; they play an essential role in matter and energy cycles at the planetary level; and they provide us with so many essential foods in our diet. At Science City we celebrate the priceless value of these marine ecosystems with activities and workshops.

There will also be shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive museum of the human body Corporea and the scheduled exhibitions: Insetti & Co, 7 Steps in sustainability and “Spazio al Futuro”.

A mixture of nitrogen, oxygen and…Other surprises!

When you ride a bicycle, when you run with an open umbrella, when you stick your hand out of a car window or a running train, you feel something that generates some resistance. It is there but cannot be seen, it does not smell (most of the time!), it cannot be grasped but has a volume of its own, it has no shape but is all around us, we live by its presence-what is it? Air. That gaseous envelope that surrounds the Earth and to which we owe life. In the next Weekend, at Science City, we will delve into the topic of air: from its components, to its movements, to the physics of air with experiments, scientific demonstrations and many workshops to “make you miss the air” …

There will also be shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive museum of the human body Corporea and the scheduled exhibitions: Insetti & Co, 7 Steps in sustainability and “Spazio al Futuro”.

Watch out for the program!

Anticipando la giornata mondiale del latte, che ricade il 1° giugno, e la giornata mondiale dell’ambiente del 5 giugno, Città della Scienza, in collaborazione con Berna, marchio locale di Parmalat, dedica un lungo weekend alla bevanda più diffusa al mondo dopo l’acqua: il latte, utilizzato probabilmente già 8000 anni fa in Mesopotamia e rimasto identico da quando è comparso in natura.

Saranno due giorni di attività, laboratori, esperimenti e “science show” tra scienza e divertimento, per scoprire le proprietà di questo alimento indispensabile. Basta un solo bicchiere, infatti, per fare il pieno necessario di calcio, vitamina B2 e proteine – con un’attenzione speciale alla sostenibilità ambientale attraverso focus sul riutilizzo dei materiali, come le bottiglie di plastica.

Per l’occasione, la FIMP – Federazione Italiana Medici Pediatri parteciperà all’evento domenica 28 maggio portando gli ultimi aggiornamenti scientifici sull’importanza del latte nella crescita dei bambini e in particolare sull’apporto di vitamina D.

Primo appuntamento in programma è l’interactive lab Il latte arcobaleno, in cui sarà possibile utilizzare latte prossimo alla scadenza per un esperimento scientifico a base di latte, poche gocce di colorante e del detersivo per piatti con cui dare vita ad un meraviglioso arcobaleno. E ancora il laboratorio interattivo Dal latte…al burro in bottiglia! che coinvolgerà grandi e piccini per scoprire come fare in casa uno degli ingredienti principali della cucina italiana, soprattutto quando si parla di dolci. Dalla bottiglia alle fioriere sarà invece un’occasione per riciclare ed abbellire il proprio balcone e guiderà i visitatori nella creazione di fioriere in miniatura, semplicemente tagliando e rivestendo le bottiglie del latte. L’affascinante science show A tutto latte! farà viaggiare il pubblico alla scoperta delle proprietà del latte, tra pipette e provette,attraverso una carrellata di esperimenti colorati. Anche il programma del planetario è sintonizzato con il weekend tematico con il coinvolgente spettacolo

La via Lattea per un viaggio nello spazio e nel tempo alla scoperta dei misteri nascosti nel nostro cielo. Infine, l’appuntamento Vitamina D, a cura della Federazione Italiana Medici Pediatri di Napoli_FIMP, con la dott.ssa Federica Viscogliosi, fornirà un approfondimento di questo elemento fondamentale per la salute delle ossa e non solo: una sola tazza di latte può contenere, infatti, fra i 115 e i 124 UI di vitamina D.

A fascinating journey through the richness, variety, and coexistence of diverse life forms on planet Earth

The term biodiversity immediately brings to mind a lush forest, populated by a myriad of animal and plant species! But biodiversity is not just that! Life, through its blind determination, manages to blossom in an infinite number of environments, with astonishing results. Deserts, volcanoes, mountains covered with perennial ice, even the most extreme and inhospitable ecosystems can be the “home” of animals and plants that have adapted in the name of survival.
On the occasion of World Biodiversity Day, which falls on May 22, let’s explore the many wonderful stories of biodiversity! Themed activities and workshops await you: protecting biodiversity benefits the whole planet, but especially humans!

But it doesn’t end there! Hear ye, hear ye!
For the first time in Città della Scienza the Didòlab!
Little ones ages 3 to 6 and their parents can experience play and discovery with the legendary Didò in EXTRA LARGE format.
Directly from the Rufina plant near Florence where production takes place, giant colored masses of the most beloved play dough there is arrive in Naples. An example of “creative” recovery of the material produced during processing and color change made available for these special workshops under the banner of oversized fun.
Are you ready for a unique adventure of creative play?

There will also be shows at the Planetarium and guided tours of the interactive museum of the human body Corporea and the scheduled exhibitions: Insetti & Co, 7 Steps in sustainability and “Spazio al Futuro”.

We are waiting for you!