Even if you are a typically creative person and are absolutely indifferent to the sciences, perhaps you should still visit the Museum of the History of Science in Geneva. Its creative approach to designing the exhibition, if it does not make you fall in love with mathematics, will at least spark an interest in it.
Here you will even be allowed to handle the calculating instruments used by Geneva scientists in the 18th-19th centuries! Moreover, the exhibition will be of interest to those who have long been engaged in science or have only just embarked on the path of serving it.
Interactive exhibits and detailed annotations for each instrument - from sundials to the electron microscope - will keep you within the walls of this museum for a long time. Especially if you are with children and happen to visit one of the themed exhibitions that are held at the Museum of the History of Science quite often. At them you may be invited to play roulette to demonstrate probability theory in action, or asked to solve a puzzle. And all this is to show how fascinating science can be.
