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Science Center NEMO is a hands-on science museum located in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Designed by renowned architect Renzo Piano and housed in a unique ship-like building, NEMO contains five floors of interactive science exhibits that attract over 500,000 visitors annually, making it one of the most visited museums in the Netherlands.
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- 1. NEMO SCIENCE MUSEUM DANA MUÑOZ MURIEL VALLECILLOS
- 2. THE BUILDING IT’S LIKE A SHIP, IT IS SO BIG AND WE THINK THAT IT’S A SPECIAL PLACE FOR CHILDREN OR TEENS.
- 4. INTRODUCTION SCIENCE CENTER NEMO IS A SCIENCE CENTER IN AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS. IT IS LOCATED AT THE OOSTERDOK IN AMSTERDAM-CENTRUM, SITUATED BETWEEN THE OOSTERDOKSEILAND AND KATTENBURG. THE MUSEUM HAS ITS ORIGINS IN 1923, AND IS HOUSED IN A BUILDING DESIGNED BY RENZO PIANO SINCE 1997. IT CONTAINS FIVE FLOORS OF HANDS-ON SCIENCE EXHIBITIONS AND IS THE LARGEST SCIENCE CENTER IN THE NETHERLANDS. IT ATTRACTS ANNUALLY OVER 500,000 VISITORS, WHICH MAKES IT THE FIFTH MOST VISITED MUSEUM IN THE NETHERLANDS.
- 5. PUBERTY AND TEENS • IT’S A PLACE WHERE THEY TALK ABOUT THE TEENS AND THEIR THINGS, FOR EXAMPLE THE PUBERTY, THE SEX, THE DRUGS, THE BODY, THE FRIENDS…
- 6. LABORATORY WE COULD TO MAKE EXPERIMENTS AND TOUCH MANY THINGS WITH OUR HANDS, IT WAS SPECIAL AND INCREDIBLE.