Written by Jessie Voigts
One of the questions I hear most often (besides how to teach your kids to love art) is how to combine science and travel. I have two words: Science Museums! We love them, we visit them whenever we can, and we have such fun. But sadly, our family alone cannot give a broad range to the sharing of Science Museum Goodness.
So I put out a call to my travel writing friends, and a wave of passionate answers came back.
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