Visit the MUMEC Museum of Media Communication and live an engaging experience designed for families and kids to discover how people used to communicate before the internet and smartphones. Among telegraphs, Morse code, vintage phones, homing pigeons, the museum turns into a journey in the world of communication in the past.
- Journey into communication before the Internet and smartphones
- Experience the telegraph, Morse code, and historic telephones
- Discover ancient messaging and communication tools
- Final creative workshop for children with games and learning
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| Duration | 1 Hour |
| Participants | from 2 to 30 |
| Important information | Duration: 50/60 minutes |
Further information
“Connected without Internet” is an immersive journey designed for families that explores the way people used to communicate before the arrival of the Internet, social media and smartphones, inside the MUMEC Museum of Media Communication.The experience takes children and adults on a journey through time, exploring original instruments, curiosities, and inventions that revolutionized the way we communicate remotely. The journey begins with the first message transmission systems, such as the homing pigeon, and continues with the telegraph and Morse code, all the way to historic telephones and the devices that preceded modern communication. During the visit, children and families will discover how these instruments worked, observe vintage objects, and understand how different communication was before the digital age. The visit concludes with an interactive creative workshop featuring games, and fun activities dedicated to the world of communication. A special stamp is placed on the "Little Inventor's Passport" for each visit. A final gift is provided upon completion of the second family tour, which must be completed within one year of the first visit.
