We took the girls to Parque Explora https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parque_Explora for some science and history lessons to aid in our homeschooling. The kids liked the exhibits and had fun running around. There was a kaleidoscope walking path that made Elise and I queasy after that we had to lay low for a while and just watch the kids have fun. Nothing makes you feel older than holding a handrail with both hands scooting yourself through a fun psychedelic tunnel. Parque Explora had a number of exhibits including dinosaur, aquarium, amphibian and hands-on field tests among others. We were all exhausted when we left so I guess one could could say it was money well spent. More importantly the girls loved learning new things and that was a bonus for us.
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| The aquarium had species native or endemic to Colombia. |
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| The girls standing straight up in a sideways cockeyed room. |
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| The dinosaur replicas where cool visual aids to show how big they were. |
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| Sierra is squirting water to hit metal discs to learn about kinetic energy |
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| How could they pass up an opportunity to be eaten by a T-Rex? |
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| Modern art near the planetarium |
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| The university train station is the jumping off point for all the fun. |
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