TOULOUSE
Michel through architecture and design. After a tour adapted for young audiences, participants will discover the principle of the panopticon, a symbol of surveillance in the 19th century, and reflect on the link between space, power and society. Then it’s time to get hands-on: using paper, scissors and glue, each child creates a pop-up map of Le Castelet, inspired by the architecture of the site. An original activity combining heritage, science and creativity, to be enjoyed with the whole family or in a group.
Good to know:
– For children aged 6 to 10.
– Booking essential
