We adore the large, lush garden as previously mentioned of it being our usual hang out, run freely space with fresh air.
We now have another reason to add to why we live this children-friendly museum even more.
This summer, we discovered that at 1pm, some birds of prey have been brought closer than ever to children in the city.
Lively repertoire by barn owl, kite and hawk with conservation workers/trainers present and applauding crowd of families with young children.
We especially like how awareness is inculcated in the minds of young children so they may grow to respect natural habitat, reserve resources for healthy co-habitation with environment and generally consume less.
If you happen to be in the vicinity (and Mummy needs to pop into the shops nearby), give this museum a go!
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