Children’s Museums In New York

Looking for a museum that's fun for kids and adults? New York has you covered. Devoted entirely to play, the Strong Museum in Rochester is America's second-largest children's museum, and it contains the world's largest collection of dolls, toys and games. 

Future astronauts will love Long Island's fascinating Cradle of Aviation Museum. Over in Cooperstown, families can experience 19th-century rural life at the Fenimore Farm and Country Village and baseball history at the National Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum, where the Sandlot Kids' Clubhouse is a kid's dream come true. Young fans can have fun with Curious George and Garfield, dig into discovery drawers of cool artifacts, and get photographs with Hall of Famers. In Buffalo, Explore & More offers seven play zones for hands-on fun while the Children's Museum at Saratoga sparks imagination and creativity with special exhibits curated for kids ages 0-10.

The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in Manhattan offers magnificent exhibits to learn about the wonders of aviation, space travel, and maritime history while the Bronx Children's Museum fosters curiosity and creativity through interactive STEAM experiences. Cultivate young minds at the American Museum of Natural History, or spark creativity in your budding artist at the Brooklyn Children's Museum. Photo Credit: @preservationdirectory on Instagram.

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