United States Louisiana New Orleans
Louisiana Children's Museum
A vibrant educational playground designed to inspire young minds through interactive exhibits, hands-on learning, and imaginative play.
- 15 Henry Thomas Drive
- (504) 523-1357
- http://www.lcm.org/
Tips from the community
Designed for children, this museum tells a story about the historic town and the Mississippi river through themed activities. The museum itself covers 8.5 acres! So there’s plenty for your kids to do. The Play With Me area is for toddlers under the age of 4, with activities designed to ignite the senses. The Follow That Food exhibit is also a super cool way for your kids to learn about where the food is coming from, from farm to the family table. You can also have a meal at Acorn Cafe which has tons of delicious menu choices for kids.
isabelledb 2 years ago
If you are traveling with kids, this one is a hot spot for locals and tourist alike. It is a place for the children to explore and is located inside New Orleans Park. You won't be disappointed when you see the indoor and outdoor areas designated just for fun! Inside the museum you will find the kid-friendly restaurant Acorn that is a perfect way to end the visit. They are open Wednesdays-Sundays, and you must purchase your tickets online.
ls 2 years ago
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stillontheroad 2 years ago
Louisiana Children's Museum Guides
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