12. 03. 2026

The following day, we had a similar morning. We got up, had breakfast and started our walk thought the city to arrive to our next turism destination. This time, instead of going to the Emigration House, we went to the building opposite. It was a museum about the climate change and how people live in countries all over the world. 

There were themed rooms, all of which were different depending on the country they were representing. For example, in the room about the Antarctica, the walls were covered with real ice, and the ones about tropical countries had their own “lakes" and a hot and humid atmosphere. 

We also saw different types of animals, such as snakes, geckos, fish or insects. 

Everything was designed to be interactive and making you feel like if you were really there. 

In addition, there were information panels or rooms where documentaries about the weather or a specific country were projected.

It was an amazing way of teaching us all of these things, and, for me, it was the best part of our trip.