I was so excited to bring my two daughters who are five and seven to the museum... It is very impressive when you walk in but the exhibits are boring... My five year old told me this is boring can we go to the park..? It's a pretty place very clean parking not a problem... Just really boring lots of... More

Because this museum is so hands on, your child(ren) will stay engage and very busy. More

We supported it, went to the opening several years ago, and recommend it for children through maybe 10 years old More

This is just one of those museums that everyone should experience "at least" once with their children. In a world where young kids are often told "don't touch" this is a place that encourages and celebrates the joy of exploration . I loved going here with my girls when they were young. My youngest loved this museum so much that,... More

I brought a group of refugee children after school had been closed for six days of snow. The Please Touch Museum had relocated to Memorial Hall in Fairmount Park, which is the only major structure remaining from Philly's 1876 Centennial Exhibition and it was the first home of the Philadelphia Museum of Art. It has been stunningly restored and outfitted... More

Can spend hours there with everything suited to the young child up to perhaps age 7 or so. My grand-daughter who was 2 1/2 had such fun. Great place to visit in the city if you are looking for a totally child-centered activity. More

My son is 2 1/2 and he had a wonderful time at this museum. Definitely a must see in Philadelphia! More

They really did a major upgrade when they moved the please touch museum. The carousel is really nice. My kids are older now so not as interesting the water table area is a lot of fun for little kids. More

Great place to take your kids. Hands on exhibits everywhere. A place where you could probably take your kids 20 times a still have something new to do. More