world’s largest children’s museum, setting a new Guinness World Record and providing an extraordinary space for learning, play, and creativity. Spanning over 150,000 square feet, the museum features hundreds of interactive exhibits designed to engage children of all ages in science, art, culture, and technology.
The museum, designed by award-winning architect Laura Chen, incorporates cutting-edge interactive installations, hands-on science labs, imaginative play zones, and immersive art studios. Every exhibit is carefully crafted to foster curiosity, critical thinking, and collaborative learning, making education a fun and memorable experience.
City officials emphasized that the museum is not just about size—it represents a commitment to innovative education and community engagement. “This museum is a place where imagination meets learning,” said Houston Mayor David Reynolds during the grand opening. “It will inspire generations of young minds to explore, create, and dream big.”
The museum also includes special programs for children with disabilities, STEM workshops, cultural exhibits, and rotating art installations, ensuring a diverse and inclusive experience for all visitors. With its record-breaking scale and dedication to education, the museum is expected to attract families from across the United States and internationally.
