ClodiaLab
A Hands-On museum in the Lagoon
In the context of the ClodiaLab museum, an interactive space dedicated to children’s learning, the main objective is to highlight the importance of biodiversity, the fishing tradition and the nature of the Venetian Lagoon.
The Venetian Lagoon is a unique and precious ecosystem that hosts a great diversity of animal and plant species. It is important to bring out this richness of biodiversity in children to develop in them an awareness of the importance of conserving the natural environment. Through practical activities, such as the observation of phenomena and animals, participation in the interactive games developed within the space has precisely this mission.
Fishing has always been an integral part of the culture and tradition of the Venetian Lagoon. It is essential to make children aware of the importance of this activity, both from a historical-cultural point of view and from the point of view of the lagoon ecosystem.
Through fishing simulations, and workshops that also include stereoscopic observation and practical activities regarding fish fauna, children can understand the link between man and the sea, appreciating the importance of sustainable fishing practices and the conservation of fish resources.
The Venetian Lagoon is a unique habitat that hosts a great variety of natural landscapes, such as salt marshes, canals, islands and beaches. It is essential to bring out the beauty and fragility of these natural environments in children, stimulating their curiosity and making them aware of the need to preserve them. In the context of the ClodiaLab museum, the mediator plays a fundamental role in accompanying children in exploring these themes. Both parents and museum guides must be prepared to provide explanations, encourage children’s active involvement and stimulate their curiosity. The mediator can facilitate children’s learning through involvement in practical activities, promoting dialogue and the exchange of ideas.
Access mode
Access
Open in winter on Saturdays and Sundays
Saturday from 2.30pm to 6.30pm and Sunday from 10.00am to 1.00pm and from 2.30pm to 6.30pm
Any extraordinary openings are disclosed on the Facebook page of the Civic Museum.
Visits for groups with scheduled access outside opening hours subject to availability and by reservation only.
Tickets
Access to ClodiaLab is for visits lasting approximately 45 minutes.
Entrance ticket: € 4,00 per child.
Reduced ticket:
– by 50% for each brother or sister over the age of 13 years for one paying child;
– the accompanying parent is free of charge, each adult will be able to supervise a maximum of three children;
– free admission to children with certified disabilities and where they need an accompanying person, free admission is also extended to the latter;
– € 3.00 per child in case of school group or other organized group with at least 15 units of minors per 45-minute visit shift;
– € 6.00 per child in case of school group or other organized group with at least 15 units per round of one-hour visit including workshop activity, preferably by reservation.
– no. 2 free accompanying adults for every 15 children in the case of groups, upon reservation;
Booking
Send an email request:
Write to the address: info.prenotazionimuseo@chioggia.org
Or call the number:
041 5500911
