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Tecnópolis

Argentina's largest science, technology and art mega-event venue

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location_on San Juan Bautista de la Salle 4500, B1603 Villa Martelli, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Tecnópolis

At a Glance

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Best Ages

All ages

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Cost

Varies

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Time Needed

Half day to full day

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Indoor/Outdoor

Both

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Weather Fit

Great year-round; bring layers for variable weather

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Stroller Access

Yes, step-free and wide paths

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Washrooms

On-site with accessible facilities

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Food

Food trucks and stalls; own food allowed

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Parking

Free lot with 2,500+ spaces

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Booking

Recommended for events

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Parent Effort

Medium (supervision in large venue)

verified Our Take

Tecnópolis is a vibrant cultural and educational playground where kids can touch, play, and learn across a massive 40-hectare campus. With its mix of science exhibits, giant games, sports zones, and live shows, it offers something for every age group when open to the public.

About This Place

Tecnópolis is Argentina's largest science, technology, and art mega-event venue, sprawling across 40 hectares in Villa Martelli. Families can explore interactive science and technology exhibits, enjoy live performances, and take part in hands-on workshops and educational events. The park features giant chess, kids' games, sports areas, a skatepark, and food trucks, making it an immersive destination for all ages. Note that the venue is currently open mainly for scheduled private initiatives and special events rather than daily public admission.

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Interactive Learning

Hands-on science and technology exhibits spark curiosity in kids of all ages.

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Giant Games & Play Areas

Oversized chess, kids' games, and a skatepark keep energy levels high.

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Live Performances

Regular shows and cultural events add excitement beyond the exhibits.

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Family-Friendly Amenities

Free parking, accessible restrooms, hydration stations, and lost-child meeting points make visits smoother.

Good to Know Before You Go

Food policy
You can bring your own food; food trucks and stalls are also available.
Parking
Free parking lot with over 2,500 spaces for cars, bikes, and motorcycles.
Accessibility
Accessible restrooms and priority parking for people with disabilities or reduced mobility.
Safety
Helmets are mandatory in the skatepark; bring your own.
Hydration
Bring a reusable water bottle; refill stations and hot water dispensers for mate are available.
Lost children
Designated meeting points for lost children are located at the entrance.

Kid Fit by Age

Babies

Wide paths and stroller access make it manageable, though large crowds can be overwhelming.

Toddlers

Plenty of open space, interactive exhibits, and kids' games to explore.

Preschoolers

Hands-on science exhibits and giant games are ideal for this curious age.

Elementary

Science workshops, sports areas, and interactive displays offer endless engagement.

Tweens

Skatepark and live performances appeal to this age group.

Teens

Science and tech exhibits, plus cultural events, can be engaging for older kids.

Insider Tips

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Check the official event calendar before visiting, as the park is not open daily to the public.

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Arrive early to secure convenient parking and beat the crowds at popular exhibits.

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Use the hydration stations to refill your bottle and save on drinks.

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Designate a meeting point at the entrance in case anyone gets separated in the large venue.

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  • •Helmets are mandatory in the skatepark; bring your own.
  • •Follow all staff instructions and venue signage.
  • •In case of emergency, go to visitor assistance points or find service staff.
  • •The venue is very large; establish a meeting point with your group at the entrance.
accessible Accessibility
  • •Accessible restrooms available throughout the venue.
  • •Priority parking and entrance for people with disabilities or reduced mobility.
  • •Wide, step-free paths suitable for wheelchairs and strollers.
  • •Visitor assistance points distributed across the park for guidance and help.

schedule Best Time to Visit

Visit during scheduled public events and festivals when the park opens to families; weekdays tend to be quieter than weekends. Check the official calendar before planning your trip, as the venue is often reserved for private events.

shopping_bag What to Bring

  • check_boxReusable water bottle
  • check_boxHelmet if using the skatepark
  • check_boxComfortable clothing and layers for variable weather
  • check_boxSunscreen and hat for outdoor areas
  • check_boxSnacks or packed lunch (own food is allowed)

Location

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San Juan Bautista de la Salle 4500, B1603 Villa Martelli, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

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