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Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie
Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie
“Fragile!”, the exhibition for toddlers at the Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie
- WE LIKE : an exhibition just for toddlers
- AGE : for 2-6 years old
- DATE : until February 6, 2023
- OPENING HOURS : every day (except Monday) from 10 am to 6 pm — until 7 pm on Sunday
- VISIT TIME : about 1 hour
- LOCATION : Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie (Paris 19th)
"Fragile !", l’expo racontée sous forme d’histoire pour vivre le concept de fragilité
- After “Contraires” (2020 and 2021) and “Cabanes” (2019), the Cité des Sciences et de L’industrie continues its exhibitions for 2-6 year olds
- With “Fragile!”, children are drawn into adventures that lead them to experience fragility
- 6 endearing characters accompany them. There’s Windy the balloon, the Iggy egg, Folia the sheet of paper, Glitch the soap and Plote the ball of wool. On the occasion of the arrival of their cousin Roky the Pebble, they discover that they are fragile and risk hurting themselves…
- And yes, one can tear, one can burst, the other can slip or break… but ironically, it is finally Roky who falls and breaks!
- Through a succession of adventures, the children and their little companions explore the complex notion of fragility
- During this exhibition in the form of a story, 2-6 year olds are invited to handle fragile objects, to test delicate materials, to experiment with falling, to feel vulnerable
- “Fragile!” It’s not just an exhibition, it’s also a story to visit, play and experience
Things to do in the vicinity of the Cité des Sciences
City of the Senses n°5: TOUCH
Winter papers
Little Baby
Batman Escape Game Paris
Batman Escape Game • The Joker
The Children’s Philharmonic
Batman Escape Game • The Batcave
Batman Escape Game • The Riddler
The best playgrounds in Paris
Dance
Street Art in Belleville (guided tour)
Space Mission
In search of the lost cuddly toy
The Parc de La Villette educational farm
Climate emergency
Other current exhibitions to see with the family
The Pop Forever exhibition at the Fondation Vuitton
Yves Saint Laurent’s Flowers
Stephen Jones – Artist Hats
The Egypt of the Pharaohs: From Khufu to Ramesses II
Bruno Liljefors, the nature exhibition
Asterix • The Immersive Journey
The Trompe-l’oeil: From 1520 to the present day at the Musée Marmottan
Harriet Backer: The Music of Colors
The Art of James Cameron
