#let'sstaycurious with the Muse

We are closed but always curious. You too?

Closed but curious   

In compliance with ministerial indications, the MUSE - Science Museum of Trento and its satellite museums will remain closed to the public until new regulations are made. 

Also the new temporary exhibition "Tree Time - Arte e scienza per una nuova alleanza con la natura" (Tree time - Art and science for a new alliance with nature) , opened on 30 October 2020, will take a break, just like the trees, to which it is dedicated, patient and tenacious guardians of the Planet.

Aware of the difficulty of the moment and of the importance of culture, we will try to keep you company during these weeks of closure, with the passion that distinguishes us. And thanks to our past experience, we are also a little more able to find alternatives. While waiting for you to experience the discovery of biodiversity and life on Earth in person, we invite you to follow us on our website, on social channels, to subscribe to our newsletter to receive updates in real time. Thank you for your continuous support!

#restiamocuriosi (#let'sstaycurious)

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Muse Press Office

06/11/2020

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Muse - Science Museum

The Renzo Piano-designed project puts Trento on the international map. Far more than a science museum, this is a bold statement of intent. Expect a major visitor attraction, a multimedia experience and a beacon of scientific excellence. The exhibitions favour a hands-on approach to science, at once educational but engaging. Inaugurated in 2013, the museum explores the relationship between nature, science and society and also considers the impact of science on everyday life.