Chocolate Bonbons | The Kitchen is a Laboratory | 10.30 and 15.30

What is chocolate made of? And why are there so many kinds? In this activity we will take you on a journey into the world of chocolate, learn about its history and explore its science. To create delicious chocolate crispies, we will have to find out how to use energy to transform what is solid into a liquid and the other way around. We provide the raw material, while you bring a little imagination!

Ultraviolet Protection | Laboratory | 11.30 and 16.30

With summer just around the corner we start wearing white T-shirts and sunglasses, but is it just for fashion? Some people even start using sunscreen, but is it the right amount of protection? Come and evaluate the protective action of sunglasses, sunscreens and different coloured fabrics against ultraviolet radiation.

The girl who planted trees | Exhibition area | 10.30am and 3pm

Little and big readers are invited to explore the pages of this book written by Caryl Hart and Anastacia Suvorova and discover the science hidden within it.

Do you know who I am? | Exhibition area | 10.00 to 18.30

We dive into the virtual ocean of the Fishanario and... TCHARAN!: we run through the trees into the jungle! We escape to the Explora cave and we set out to discover Dinosaurs in the forest. Each Pavilion of Knowledge exhibition has a different habitat, which hides footprints and traces of the species that have passed through there. Can you find and identify them all? There are 12 of them and they are hidden throughout the museum. We have a surprise in store for the most astute visitors!

Jurassic Eggs | The Kitchen is a Laboratory | 10.30 and 15.30

Yellow, with a creamy consistency, sweet and with an unmistakable taste, the origin of the Portuguese delicacy know as “soft eggs” is lost in time. Can it possible to make these traditional sweets with dinosaur eggs? In The Kitchen is a Laboratory we will explore the science of soft eggs, the secret of preserving them and their unmistakable flavour.

The chemistry and physics of things around the house | Laboratory | 11.30 and 16.30

What chemicals do we use in our daily lives? What uses do they have and which ones are dangerous for our health? In the company of our scientists and a handful of experiments, come and clear up your doubts about the chemistry and physics of things from home.

When I grow up | Reading is how we understand each other | Exhibit Area | 10.30 a.m. and 3 p.m.

This is a question that many children ask and which author Ella Bailey has chosen as the title of this book that your family will enjoy browsing, with the help of science.

Hopping Rabbit | Dòing Workshop | 11.30 to 13.30 and 14.30 to 18.30

This Easter, take a restless friend home with you! Cardboard rolls, cardboard, crepe paper and pipe cleaners will be the materials at your disposal. Add a motor and a battery and test different motor positions until you give birth... a jumping rabbit!