Children's Creativity Museum

This is a public open play area with many facilities, mainly for children of different ages, including handmade, family and so on. We brought two children aged 7 and two 5 years old, stayed there for four or five hours and had lunch. There is a cafe with healthy food for children, and a store with different toys, books, etc., but a bit expensive. It was not easy to hit Uber at night, and we finally got a taxi after waiting more than 20 minutes.

The staff was very nice and the event was really cool. Do you have a budding music artist who can sing karaoke. There are things you can do in the innovation area that you have never seen before. How to make fixed animations with clay and thread. A 10 or 11 year old is the best place to be. There are lots of cool things to do. And, there is a great carousel ahead. If you are traveling to San Francisco, especially if you are going to a meeting, this is a must see place for you and your child. Near the garden of Obabjena and the center of Muscone. The garage is nearby if you come by car.

Usually I think our 11-year-old is too big for a children's museum, but that's an exception. We get free entry through reciprocal memberships from our home museum. We went straight to the video room and watched the kids make their own song/dance video with a green screen and had a great time. The work was sent to us via a link a few days later. Then there was the art room, and imagination was key. The last stop was the robotics lab, where our son was programming for desktop robots with an iPad. We could have stayed for another hour. If you want to stay a little longer, I suggest you eat something before you go. Outside is a carousel, cafe and a big slide park. The environment is very good. Volunteers or employees helped us a lot.

This is the children's favorite, this is the ocean of joy.

The Children's Museum on Fourth Avenue in San Francisco is dedicated to children. It's a little like the Children's Palace in China. It's a good place to increase children's knowledge of history and science. I can't help but wonder how good this free museum is.