Continium Discovery Center

Great fun for children! Banal to do from 3 years. Especially the lego part was popular with our girls.

This remains one of the nicest museums in the surrounding area. Very interactive, with shows and changing exhibitions. It is especially nice to stay here for children and youth. There is also an outdoor section with scientific experiments. There is a laboratory where things can be put together (for a small cost).

Great for young people from 6 to 100. Many things to see, but even more to do yourself.

Education and knowledge are imparted directly in multiple languages. Suitable for ages 5 and up. Changing subject areas spanning several months with many action options.

We went to the lego expo. Great fun for the kids, lots of interactive entertainment. And of course build a lot with the favorite blocks.
We had a cup of coffee with biscuits. Tasty and not too expensive. The parking lot is a bit hidden behind the building, but the men in the orange vests neatly showed us the way.
Many nostalgic feelings with all Lego.

Nice museum also for children. There they have plenty of opportunity to experiment and discover

Great fun, also for teenagers. Nice tests and facts. Comparable to NEMO in Amsterdam

Cube design museum in Kerkrade visited. In addition, I was surprised and surprised at what there is to see. Examples of 'thinking outside the box'! Nice how people / designers can come up with innovative ideas.

Because with this exhibition the designers bring the rich, complex processes of nature into focus. And there are many more than you can see. Both on a small and on a large scale.

Add to that new research and innovative data flows and voila, then handles and tools are created to better understand the wonders of nature and to have (again) more respect for its systems.

Already visited more than 30 times with our neighbor children and they continue to love it! One day is in any case short, so it remains fun even after returning a few times. Also due to changing exhibitions and the fun "Science Labs", where they learn to tinker with the best topics they can take home. Recommended!

Very nice place for children. We particularly appreciated the Lego part.

Lots of potential, but the explanations in English are very minimal.
Also several exhibits were out of order.

The changing exhibit (currently CSI) contained no English explanations at all. Also the Dutch texts were not clear enough.

Very nice museum. Lots to do. Many experiments and tests. You can learn a lot, very nice if you have children but also if you go without children.

Nice adventure for the kids. It is a pity that here and there due to frequent use what did not function properly. But that is understandable

It's hard to find a place that is interesting for 5-8 years old. Here they seem to have found the sweet spot. I could walk around my 5, 7 and 8 years old taking turns while the other were busy with a puzzle or lego building. CSI was also very well suited for multiple ages. A discovery in every sense of the word!

The plan was to "just" visit the space section. Having to leave after more than 4 hours because another family visit was planned, much to the displeasure of the children (5 and 10) :-)

Super nice day with the children. There is something to do for all ages.

Great museum where you can spend all day doing experiments, shows and activities in the field of science. Very nice, well organized and the Saturday we were there it was very quiet. Number of visitors is limited due to corona. We've been there for six hours without seeing the movies. Definitely recommended that can easily compete with the Amsterdam brother Nemo.

Interesting museum with globe and cube you can spend a few hours, especially with children.

We had a lot of fun. There are so many parts that stimulate your senses. The DIY department is also a must. In addition, as a child you learn a lot about various topics. The exhibition about Limburg and coal mining from the past was also very interesting. The people are super friendly and would like to answer your questions.

Super fun for children, but also for dads and mums, grandfathers and grandmothers.

Nice inquisitive DIY museum for young and old. Nice to see how certain developments and technology have gone.

Super fun to spend an afternoon, especially in combination with the 3d film.

Very nice do and discover museum! Unfortunately, some installations lack some explanation (eg the balloons in the wind tube), but otherwise it is a very informative museum for all ages.

Very good experience for children. Watch out for sandwiches ... there is not always food in the cafeteria

All kinds of Lego. Duplo, large bricks, Lego, technical Lego surrounded by nice decor. Also all kinds of games of making music, programming and assignments from Lego. It's big there. We started with Lego. Played there a lot. So we haven't seen the rest yet. That also turns out to be good.

A very nice museum for young and old. There is a lot to do, sometimes with a small additional payment (but definitely worth the money!). We (2 boys aged 8 and 10) spent a whole day in the museum and are not ready yet. We will have to come back once to watch and do the rest. If you are in the area, then this is highly recommended, especially with children!

You don't have enough to see everything in one day.

Super nice 5, 8 and 11 year old had with us. Been busy all day.

CSI done with the kids. Extremely annoying that various parts do not work properly. This makes solving the mystery less fun.

Easily accessible.
Interesting. Child friendly and educational.

Super fun outing! Also for young children (5 and 3 years)!

Informative and very interesting visualized exhibition

Fun for children! Responds to the experience world.

Inter Sant instructive and makes nensen aware of the fragility of the earth

A very nice museum, both for young and old. Lots to see and do. The only downside is that not everything works in the museum, too bad.

Very nice .. But not for people with walking difficulties ... Too many stairs ...

Nice museum! Especially for children who want to be constantly busy, and you also learn something! Brasserie is just a bit awkward. It would have been easier if you could get something to eat in the middle of the museum!

Some dated, some parts didn't work. but the children enjoy themselves.

Was OK, but more for children
If you also want to see the cube and Columbus, you have to dig deep in the pouch
That's a pity

You can spend half a day or longer with your kids here. Explore, learn, enjoy. Well made. Great museum for the whole family.

Very nice museum a lot to see and experience.
We had a good time for 4 hours.

A varied and child-friendly exhibition in which the kids are sent on a scavenger hunt using a questionnaire so that they can playfully deal with the exhibition.
In the basement there is the possibility to do scientific handicrafts on various topics under friendly supervision. The kids at the children's birthday party thought it was great and they could take their results home with them. The topics are different depending on the age group, so that a sense of achievement is inevitable.

Very educational for both the elderly and the young. Friendly and helpful staff.

Always innovative and you can stay a whole day there and it is also educational.

Sience and discovery for all ages. Make sur you visit the cube. Its worth it.

The former Industrion was an interesting engineering museum. But what this museum has to mean is a mystery to me. Worthless full of screaming children. An absolute must-have for people who are interested in technology and science.

Did not like, nothing special. Rather unfriendly employees.

A great interactive museum with the focus on scientific knowledge and plenty of opportunities to model scientific experiments for fun. A bit small though. At the time we were visiting it, offered a marvelous exhibition, where you could play along as a scientist/investigator trying to learn more about the dead body of a person found in the Alps a few years ago. You can learn a lot about life in the Alps a few centuries ago

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Fun do and discover museum for parents with children.

Very special you do not know what you see, suitable for large and small

A nice place to go. Do count a whole day, otherwise you would not have seen or done half. CSI part was nice, but one of our party was not against the (fake) mummified Otzi and was nauseous.
Very diverse museum, with coal, csi, the body and also Lego art (monalisa). Csi workshop was also fun. Certainly also fun for adult NCIS / CSI fans

Almost 100% interactive, not only for children, but also for parents and adults. Step into the time travel machine and go back in time. Control and defeat robots, build a residential area, lay pipes, do keyhole surgery, get on a rocket and take off, see if you are a suitable astronaut! And much more. Really a top museum with a nice brasserie. Definitely 5 stars!

Have fun in the Continium !!!

Fun and educational, do your own experiments or make soap. Children can be part of the science. Also large Lego store

Entertaining science park with diversity of exhibitions and things to do. Probably best for children until the age of 10.

Very nice with children! A lot of explanation through fun games.

We were at 23/12 for good 6h in Continium and our 4.5 year Scion it very much. The children (and parents) can do a lot to try and build their small inventions together in age-appropriate Labs here. Everyday topics are explained for children. Although our Junior does not understand Dutch, he found the science show great. Of us there is a recommendation in any case and we will definitely go back again.

A very hands on, definitely outstanding place for grown ups and children!