LAB 71
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A place designed for learning about science and sustainable development through exhibitions and interactive workshops.
Learning while having fun. This could be the credo of Lab 71, which celebrates its tenth anniversary in 2025, and where science becomes a vast playground. The whole family can observe, experiment, have fun and reflect. An exhibition renewed every year brings the site to life, and a wide range of workshops invites visitors to discover everything from biodiversity and food to energy and robotics. Classic games, books and an escape game combining offbeat science and investigation are also on offer. Popularizing knowledge is a real science here.
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Opening time and information on LAB 71
Open to the general public from April to October. Low season: open Monday to Friday, 2pm to 6pm. High season: daily from 10am to 6pm. Open all year round for school groups and leisure centers by reservation, daily 9:30am to 5:30pm. Free admission for children up to 6 years of age (free admission for disabled persons and accompanying adults, jobseekers and RSA recipients). Adults: €5 (reduced : 4 € (students)). Children (aged 7 to 17): €2. Group (10 people): €4. Child/family workshop: €5. Other rates for leisure or school centers. Vacation vouchers. Tourism & Handicap label. Children's welcome. Gift store. Entertainment. Ample free parking.
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A cultural and educational structure of the Saône-et-Loire Department, the Lab71 of Dompierre-les-Ormes takes you on an exciting adventure around science, innovation and culture. The exhibitions, animations and workshops leave a lot of room for manipulation and the participation of all the curious!
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