The War Childhood Museum has developed and is actively implementing educational programs to inspire greater awareness of the importance of creating a peaceful world for future generations. Each year, these programs engage over 5,000 children, empowering them to learn, reflect, and contribute to a more peaceful future.
Our educational activities include regular school visits (guided or independent depending on the age), interactive tours for groups of younger children as well as peacebuilding workshops and creative workshops for different age groups.
Learn more about each of these activities below.

Regular School Visits
Regular school visits can be organized for students of various age groups and have to be announced and scheduled in advance. For students up to the age of 13, the exhibition is guided, while students older than 13 explore the exhibition independently.
We kindly recommend organizing regular school visits to our museum for children starting from the third grade of primary school (ages 8 and up).
Regular school visits for students up to age 13 are available Monday through Friday from 11 AM to 5 PM, and for students over 13, every day from 11 AM to 7 PM. Bookings are subject to availability.
Duration: 45-90 minutes (depending on the age group).
Schedule your school visit through: visit@warchildhood.org
Interactive Tours
Interactive tours can be organized for groups of our youngest visitors, including kindergarten children as well as those in 1st and 2nd grade of primary school. These guided tours feature interactive, site-specific guides — Ladybugs (for ages 4+) and Hummingbirds (for ages 8+) — specially designed to align with the exhibits as well as exhibition themes. These guides encourage both children and their teachers to jointly engage with the exhibition in a child-friendly, safe, and meaningful way.
Interactive tours are realized from Monday to Friday in the period from 9 AM to 11 AM, and confirmations are subject to availability.
Duration: 60 minutes.
Schedule your interactive tour through: visit@warchildhood.org

Peacebuilding Workshops
Peacebuilding workshops are designed and tailored to suit different age groups. Each workshop includes a one-hour exploration of the permanent exhibition, followed by 35-60 minutes of diverse activities. The exhibition visit incorporates interactive guides with questions and assignments designed to deepen children’s understanding of various aspects of childhoods affected by armed conflicts.
Workshops must be scheduled at least 10 days before the desired workshop date.
Duration: 90-120 minutes.
Schedule your peacebuilding workshop through: visit@warchildhood.org
Creative Workshops
The museum regularly hosts creative workshops for children and youth, both onsite and online. In these sessions, participants collaborate closely with museum educators, local artists, actors, IT professionals, and various other experts.
Each workshop is thoughtfully designed around a specific theme and is connected to the museum’s collection and the values it promotes, featuring activities that include cartoon drawing, origami crane making, environmental awareness, and advocacy for children’s rights. These workshops are accessible to the public through open calls announced in advance via the museum’s digital media channels.

The Museum can also host visits for university students and other special interest groups, with the possibility of lectures and Q&A sessions.
To schedule a lecture or educational visit, or to learn more about the War Childhood Museum’s additional educational programs and materials, please contact us at visit@warchildhood.org.