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Educational program entitled “Off to Tokyo?”
What is going to happen at the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games?
A unique Olympic experience, specially designed for primary school students, full of discovery games, puzzles and sports activities bring us to the Olympic event – a milestone in the history of the institution. Japanese culture, cutting-edge technology, environmental measures and the new sports program make up an innovative educational program.
Training program duration: 90 minutes
Maximum number of students: 25
Days / Opening hours of the Olympic Museum: Daily: 9.00-19.00 / Saturday 10.00-16.00 / Sunday 10.00-14.00

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A visit to NOESIS, will give our “Young Heroes” the opportunity to learn about the magical world of science and technology. They will be able to find out the secrets of our planet and space in the modern cinema rooms.

Planetarium
150 reclining seats and a carved screen that “embraces” the spectator’s field of view. In the digital Planetarium, students can choose between a variety of educational and entertainment films, such as the new film about the amazing invention of the telescope “Two small pieces of glass”, the new film “Out there” about the various different worlds in the universe, a trip to our solar system with “Oasis in Space” a wandering through the starry sky through the eyes of a child with “Astronomyths,” a space journey with the film “From Earth to the Universe,” as well as animated films with ecological content such as “Kaluoka ‘Hina”/”The Enchanted Reef” and “The Zoulofylakes” . They can also participate as “space visitors” in a live interactive show at the Planetarium, such as “Space Mission 101 and 301”.

3D Giant Screen Cinema
A 300-seat cinema room, with the largest flat screen in South-Eastern Europe (23m x 17m), where one can watch educational films, such as “The Wonders of Mechanics”, that showcases the human intelligence and creativity behind mechanics and “Dinosaurs”, a film that takes children into the exciting world of dinosaurs.
Pupils have the chance to watch a movie of their choice at the Planetarium and one at the giant screen room.
Opening days for pupils: Tuesday – Friday
Opening times: 09.00 – 17.00.

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1. Educational programme “The Museum reveals its secrets”
Museums are a whole world full of wealth, great exhibits, but also great people. There are many different types of museums. How, however, will we learn to distinguish the museums and their treasures? Is it an easy task or not? What do we know about those who work in them and about the procedures followed for an object to reach the Museum and be showcased?
2. Educational programme “Museum Stories”
How valuable is an object? How can we measure its value? Is the material it’s made of rare? Is it old? How can we identify its age? What has been its use over the years? What steps are followed from finding an object until it is placed in a museum? Excavation – Finding – Inference – Maintenance!
3. Educational programme “The 7 wonders of the Ancient World”
Significant monuments of the Ancient World were considered as great works of their time. These great monuments were “miraculous” because of their great architecture, their perfect beauty, their size and the preservation of their reputation over time. What is true and isn’t about all this? Who built them and why? What do we know? You will find out on your visit!
4. Educational programme “Many trips, only one Europe”
Europe is multilingual and has lots to say! Images and people, cultures so different but yet so alike, are entangled in a game of search and knowledge. We all learn together what links us to our neighbors. What can the Big Ben in London, the Eiffel Tower in Paris and the White Tower of Thessaloniki have in common? Get ready!
Permanent Exhibition titled “The magic country made of toys”
5.1. Educational programme “Every toy’s material has a story to tell!”
What are children’s dreams and childhood memories made of? What stories would toys and children tell us if they could? Francois plays in the living room with his horse, Margaret in her room with her doll, Francesca cooks with her toy kitchen next to her mum and William with his spinning top in the garden. We visit them all in their homes and watch their games, their evolution over time, comparing them with the exhibits of the Museum.
5.2. Educational programme: “Toys are alive…”
The journey to the world of toys begins for yet another year with new activities… The display windows open and the toys come alive… Our first stop is in the land of the tin toys, where we play and learn their stories interactively. Next stop is the world of dolls, where we discover the secrets of Toyland and … the wandering ends with the paintings with history, games, imagination.
Permanent Exhibition titled “In a classroom of the past”
6. Educational programme “In a classroom of the past”
Children become pupils of the traditional classroom of the museum and discover how schools, teachers and students used to be in the old days. Through this interactive programme, they will learn about teaching through pictures, videos, experiential activities, games, school books and objects of school life as it used to be!