Across the week, the mood shifted from the very entrance: a theatrical welcome, special decorations, and a dedicated stand for younger visitors, where creativity took off (and many masks appeared along the way).
One of the most loved activities was the invitation to paint a Carnival mask, offered by the Museum. And the result spoke for itself:
More than a playful moment, it was a simple, beautiful way to experience the Museum actively, with time to create, share, and take a little piece of the experience home.
By marking this week, we also celebrated what sits behind the festivities: historical connections, cultural influences, and the way traditions travel and transform. The response once again confirmed the public’s interest in themed experiences that combine learning with active participation.
Over these days, World of Discoveries became exactly what it aims to be every day: a living museum, where the past speaks to the present and every visitor can feel part of the story.
Because at World of Discoveries, routes aren’t limited to oceans, they also pass through traditions, memories and celebrations that continue to connect different parts of the world.
Valentine’s Day at World of Discoveries showed that History can be lived in an emotional, surprising way. With “Love Stories from beyond the seas” and the “Postcards Além-Mar” challenge, love became a story to hear, write, and share.
Age of Discoveries shipbuilding was the true first chapter of every journey. From keel to caulking, this is how ships were built to survive salt, wind and rough seas, long before the horizon.
In December, World of Discoveries celebrates Christmas with special activities for the whole family. Elves, games, messages, and interactive experiences turn the museum into a magical space where culture, learning, and festive spirit come together.
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