When the afternoon sun bakes the streets and the playgrounds empty out, we head indoors. Every spot here is air-conditioned, so kids can keep moving, looking and playing through the hottest hours. Think museums, hands-on attractions and indoor games. Plan the visit for early afternoon, then head back outside once the evening cools.
Mystery Lab is an escape room venue with movie-set rooms and a laser tag arena. Teams solve linked puzzles, each answer leading to the next, until they find the way out.
For kids' parties, the rooms run with no actors and nothing scary: hunt for Captain James' treasure aboard his ship, or signal a satellite from a secret lab on Mystery Island.
The museum holds Cycladic figurines, ancient Greek and Cypriot art, and a gallery on daily life in antiquity, spread over two buildings joined by a corridor.
Families can rent the Family Kit at the entrance: a box of maps, exhibit copies, story cards and an augmented reality app that puts kids in photos with the largest figurine. Weekend workshops run by age group, from toddlers with a parent to 12-year-olds.
An interactive museum of optical illusions where visitors step into the exhibits and pose for photos that trick the eye. Kids cross the spinning Vortex Tunnel, test their balance in the Tilted Room, walk through the upside-down Reversed Room, and grow or shrink in the big and small room. Mirror rooms, hands-on installations and puzzle images fill the rest of the route.
When the afternoon sun bakes the streets and the playgrounds empty out, we head indoors. Every spot here is air-conditioned, so kids can keep moving, looking and playing through the hottest hours. Think museums, hands-on attractions and indoor games. Plan the visit for early afternoon, then head back outside once the evening cools.
Mystery Lab is an escape room venue with movie-set rooms and a laser tag arena. Teams solve linked puzzles, each answer leading to the next, until they find the way out.
For kids' parties, the rooms run with no actors and nothing scary: hunt for Captain James' treasure aboard his ship, or signal a satellite from a secret lab on Mystery Island.
The museum holds Cycladic figurines, ancient Greek and Cypriot art, and a gallery on daily life in antiquity, spread over two buildings joined by a corridor.
Families can rent the Family Kit at the entrance: a box of maps, exhibit copies, story cards and an augmented reality app that puts kids in photos with the largest figurine. Weekend workshops run by age group, from toddlers with a parent to 12-year-olds.
An interactive museum of optical illusions where visitors step into the exhibits and pose for photos that trick the eye. Kids cross the spinning Vortex Tunnel, test their balance in the Tilted Room, walk through the upside-down Reversed Room, and grow or shrink in the big and small room. Mirror rooms, hands-on installations and puzzle images fill the rest of the route.
