Richard and Annette Bloch Cancer Survivors Park

A museum of the city's African American history, with a permanent collection best for school-age kids ready to ask questions.

Three floors of candy and an overlook where kids watch it being made in the factory below.

A big kids' area with a comfy reading corner and spots to play and climb, so it doubles as a rainy-day play space.

Grab the activity sheets and crayons at the front desk and contemporary art turns into something your kid can hunt through.

Picture-book pages on panels along a short, fully accessible path by a butterfly garden, so you read a story while you walk it.

Watch animatronic figures being built on a working factory floor, after a few interactive games to start. Pitched at kids seven and up.