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Program for the Night

When night falls, a whole world awakens! The stars appear, bats emerge, and our senses adapt to see more clearly. Between walks, crafts, and creative projects, the Space of Inventions invites you to discover darkness and its related phenomena through various activities for children and families.

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Tout nuit

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Workshop

Peindre avec la lumière

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La caverne

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Workshop

Brico masques de pleine lune

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Rez de l'Espace des inventions

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Workshop

À la découverte des chauves-souris

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Rez de l'Espace des inventions & Parc de la Vallée de la Jeunesse

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Workshop

Cherche les chouettes!

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Rez de l'Espace des inventions & Parc de la Vallée de la Jeunesse

Espace des inventions

The Espace des Inventions opened in December 2000. Its vocation is to make children and young people more aware of culture, science and technology and stimulate the critical thinking, curiosity and creativity of all who visit. The institution invites young people to discover the cultural riches that surround us and take a look at the infinite world of science and technology.

The Espace des Inventions is located at the unique site of the Vallée de la Jeunesse in an unusual, completely round building dating from the National Exhibition of 1964. Over two floors there are interactive exhibitions to be discovered on scientific, artistic and cultural subjects. The approach adopted encourages visitors’ active participation, allowing them to understand and learn through observation and touch.

Workshops are regularly held in a room provided for the purpose, particularly scientific discovery workshops for children aged 7-12.

The Espace des Inventions won the Swiss Academy of Natural Sciences’ Prix Expo in 2011. It welcomes nearly 30,000 visitors a year.