Rio’s “Museu do Amanhã” Offers Free Program During July School Holidays
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL – July is the month in which the museum commemorates the 50th anniversary of Man on the Moon; various activities, such as the celestial observations and the reading club featuring “From the Earth to the Moon” by Jules Verne, are centered on the lunar theme.
The special program takes place between July 13th and 30th.
The Museu do Amanhã (Museum of Tomorrow) offers a free schedule for the July school vacation period. Children, youths and adults of all ages may take part in family-friendly activities, such as yoga classes, walks and bike rides, which provide the public with a glimpse into the history of the region surrounding to the museum.
To explore the sea and the sky, there are boat trips in Guanabara Bay and observation nights with the aid of telescopes.
The special holiday program is free, and purchasing a museum ticket will only be required to visit the exhibitions on display. The ticket costs R$20 (R$10 for half admissions) and the museum’s opening hours are from 10 AM to 6 PM, allowing the last visitor to enter at 5 PM.
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