Muvita Science Center

About the museum

Muvita, short for Museo Vivo delle Tecnologie per l’Ambiente (Living Museum of Environmental Technologies), is a science outreach centre in Arenzano devoted to the relationship between people, energy and climate. It presents itself as the first centre in Italy with this focus.

The exhibition explains atmospheric phenomena and the so-called climate machine, presents the different energy sources and addresses saving energy and energy efficiency. Activities are aimed at young people and adults, with educational routes and workshops, often led by guides.

Part of the museum commemorates the Haven oil tanker disaster, which occurred off Arenzano in 1991, and there is a section on the natural environment of Monte Beigua.

Highlights

• Interactive exhibits on climate, atmosphere and energy
• Educational workshops for young people and adults
• Routes on renewable energy, saving and energy efficiency
• Section on the Haven oil tanker disaster (1991)

Permanent exhibition

• Clima ed energia – Interactive route on the atmosphere, climate change and the different energy sources, with educational workshops.

Admission & discounts

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Accessibility

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Kids & families

Great for kids & families

• Family tours & workshops
• Hands-on stations

Interactive exhibits and science workshops for children, young people and families.

Getting there & parking

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Amenities & dining

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