Expo 2020 Dubai isn’t just for adults and businesspeople; children may take part in the event’s many fun activities. The ocean-themed Rashid playground and Latifa’s vacation are just the beginning for the little ones. There are several pavilions at Expo 2020 that offer fantastic family-friendly activities.
1. Ethiopian Pavilion
This pavilion is dedicated to the origins of humanity. Ancient artefacts such as tools, crafts, and jewellery are displayed on a history wall. The exclusive attractions for them are the board games that will keep them entertained. History isn’t always fascinating.
2. Guinea Pavilion
A co-creation centre is on exhibit at the pavilion to assist people in developing water management and conservation solutions. From showcasing sustainability to recycling large amounts of renewable energy, it has everything. So, what are the children’s options? It has a children’s section as well as storytelling boxes devoted solely to children.
3. Germany Pavilion
The children will love this pavilion. This is the reason. With a large ball pit, it’s nothing short of an adventure place. Over 100,000 balls that tell a storey and depict a German sustainability champion are available for children to play with. They can just pick up a ball and place it on one of the scanners to view a brief presentation. Already, start whispering this to your kids!
4. Luxembourg Pavilion
The pavilion is a clever way out. It is possible to slide down and out of the large slide, which is 21 metres tall. It’s not only eye-catching, but it also makes your heart race. Isn’t it a little ridiculous?
5. Monaco Pavilion
Penguins are a popular choice among many individuals. These adorable birds are going to make us fall in love. See cute mechanical penguins jumping, sprinting, and leading young penguins back to safety beyond the Arctic’s dangers at this pavilion. Don’t forget to point your kids in the direction of this lovely spot.
6. Belgium Pavilion
Children have the option to transform into cartoon characters in this pavilion. Meet some of Belgium’s most well-known comics and learn about their historical significance.
Have a frolic time with your kids and thank us later!
First Published: October 31, 2021 1:30 PM