The Magic House St Louis Children's Museum 4.4 (reviews)

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About The Magic House St Louis Children's Museum

If you want to take your kids to a place where they can experience hands-on learning ALL day, as well as expand their creativity, encourage experimentation and develop their problem solving skills, you might want to take them to The Magic House!

The St Louis Children's Museum isn't filled with card tricks and rabbits out of hats, but it IS filled with the childhood magic that kids experience when they are surrounded by joy, wonder, learning and beauty!

The exhibits and programs within The Magic House are suitable for kids of all abilities and interests. They allow kids the tools to build their own knowledge, so they can learn in their own way and pace.

Kids - have you ever touched an electrically charged ball, or created a 3D impression of yourself? You can at The Magic House! Kids can operate model trains, spin a giant kaleidoscope wheel, or even get creative with poetry and the Poet Tree!

The Children's Village is a great place for kids to interact with the "real world", where they can use tools to service a car, climb a tree-house, serve pizza or even stock grocery store shelves. A fun pretend community for those little ones!

There are exhibits which focus on math, and there are exhibits where those future Picasso's can really get inspired. There are exhibits where musical talents can be explored, and exhibits for those future engineers where they can construct objects with fun, foam blocks!

If you have little ones under 2 years, there is a special Baby & Me section where they can sing, play, and enjoy toddler-sized fun with others their own age. Parents are welcome too!

Don't forget to check out the outdoor play garden at The Magic House too - great fun on those summer days!

Are you excited to get learning? There's a little big of magic waiting for you in St. Louis!

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Adults $14.00

Children $14.00

Free Under 12 months

Last Update 2023

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The Magic House St Louis Children's Museum FAQ’s

Do they have baby facilities?

The Calming Corner is a special place for moms and little ones who need a place for a quiet moment.

I’m Hungry! Can I get food at The Magic House St Louis Children's Museum?

The Picnic Basket Cafe offers a wide variety of snacks, meals, drinks, and desserts. Learning and fun is hungry work!

Any top tips when visiting?

The duration of a visit varies depending on the ages of the children. Most families allow two to four hours to visit.

Does The Magic House St Louis Children's Museum have a gift shop?

The Gift Shop is full of educational, fun, and imagination-inspiring items! From Magic House souvenirs, to gifts relating to their most exciting exhibits, it's a great way to continue the fun of the museum at home!

Teachers corner

With field trips and outreach programs, there are great experiences for those students! The programs are designed for specific grades, so make sure you check out the options and book in advance for the ones that suit your students the most!

Do they have baby facilities?

The Calming Corner is a special place for moms and little ones who need a place for a quiet moment.

Does The Magic House St Louis Children's Museum have healthy eating or Vegan options?

The Magic House is committed to promoting healthy lifestyles for families by providing a variety of healthy food options in the Picnic Basket Cafe.

Is The Magic House St Louis Children's Museum fully accessible?

They offer barrier-free exhibits, programs and public areas that can be enjoyed by all visitors. Service animals are welcome, and elevators are provide service to all floors. The Magic House was originally a historic home, so some hallways on the second and third floors of the Victorian structure are narrower than in the recently constructed sections of the Museum.