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There is a tour every 15 minutes. There is a guide that explains all the things. There are around 9 rooms and you can learn useful and curious things about the origins of the water or some special zones in Colombia. Even, you can use a microscope to see bacteria in the water.
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Date of experience: October 2019
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This is a type of 'sleeper' tour that is not widely advertised. First, what they don't tell you is that the visit is a guided tour, so my plan to pop in and kill a short amount of time was thwarted, much to my surprise. Nonetheless, the guided tour is very complete, very interactive and very interesting. You go to different rooms that represent the beginning of time (and where water comes from) to the present (and how we use and abuse water resources). Allow an hour. Children will enjoy this, too. …
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Date of experience: February 2019
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I had to wait an hour for the 2.15pm tour.....anyhow it was all in Spanish but very interesting....more a school kind of museum to teach the basic of water conservation and not to polute.....a bit ironic knowing how polluted the main river through Medellin is...but apparently they are working on it.…
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Date of experience: March 2018
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this place talks about the history of humanity and how the water was involved in every stage, also the importance nowadays of this to create conscience for a better use, how the innovative city works to have an efficient use of this resource in danger. many interactive activities.…
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Date of experience: May 2017
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We usually check this museum out when we go to Barefoot Park. It’s a cute little place to take a break from the sun and learn a little bit. I recommend the music room more than anything. It’s nothing spectacular but it’s really cute.
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Date of experience: January 2018
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