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Get Your Virtual Science on at Home with World-class Museums at Your Fingertips
All over the world, museums, zoos, aquariums and other cultural institutions have closed their physical doors for the time being, but their virtual doors are wide open, and they’ve got some amazing online tours, classes and lessons, sneak-peaks, webcams, at-home activities and more for kids and adults alike—all available for free.
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Learn, Immerse and be Inspired with Virtual Visits to Top Art Museums
CityPASS partners with a variety of art museums and art institutes throughout the country that provide cultural experiences for travelers. During this time of uncertainty, home isolations and attraction closures, we want you to continue to explore the online tours, virtual collections, and educational resources from our art institutions—all just a few clicks away. Learn, experience and be inspired!
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Give Your Kids A Day Full of Wonder At The Please Touch Museum
At the Please Touch Museum, pint-sized guests will get to tap out a secret message in Morse code, get schooled on the fundamentals of flight, "roast" a marshmallow and trade stories over a campfire, and much more. It's the perfect place for a kid to learn valuable skills through play – which is precisely the museum's mission.
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Delve Into History at the National Constitution Center
How much do you know about early American history? If you've been searching for a crash course on how a ragtag band of treasonous rebels built one of the most powerful societies in the world, look no further than the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia. Its location in the historic part of the city is within walking distance of the very place the Founding Fathers ratified the constitution almost 250 years ago.
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Learn How Our Nation Began at the Museum of The American Revolution
Just minutes from the Liberty Bell and the building in which the Declaration of Independence was signed stands the Museum of the American Revolution, a magnificent repository of displays, artifacts, and engaging multimedia that will have you hooked from the first exhibit.
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See all Kinds of Wildlife at the Philadelphia Zoo
It's quite fitting that the first true zoo in the United States originated in the historic city of Philadelphia. In 1874, the Philadelphia Zoo opened with 1,000 animals and an admission price of just 25 cents. Today, over one million visitors enjoy its endearing residents each year. It's regarded as one of the top zoos in America.