Children between the ages of eight and twelve can learn how the ancient Romans painted their walls in a workshop. In addition, there are activities for the whole family during the Easter holidays.

During the Easter holidays, the LVR Open-Air Museum Kommern invites you to its traditional museum fair again. The range of offerings extends from the late 19th century to the economic miracle era.

From the Easter nest to bunnies to the Easter egg, the repertoire of what the children create under guidance is extensive.

In the "Excavation Campaign Herne-Mitte," children and young people can gain experiences in the field of archaeology and, in this way, learn more about the origins of the Ruhr area.

Just look! This is usually the announcement in museums and exhibitions. How does the younger generation find that? Rather stupid. In the "Phänomenta" in Lüdenscheid, however, the opposite applies.

Make yourselves comfortable and go on a dream journey: The children's short film program runs daily during the Easter holidays at the Art Museum Bonn. Admission is free for children and teenagers up to 18 years old.

Whoever embarks on the acoustic experience path of the Hörmuseum Blankenrode will experience up close what life was like in a medieval town in the Teutoburg Forest.

Discover the local forest from a new perspective – you can do this with the whole family at the Nature Experience Park Panarbora. High above the forest floor, you can stroll safely and comfortably on wooden walkways.

Once it was the divine food of the Aztecs, today it is mass-produced and an industrial product, yet it still makes the taste buds explode – chocolate.

In the mood for an exciting story? Here come the culture expert book recommendations for young readers.