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Where are the special children's cities where children can learn adult professions?

Mexican entertainment center KidZania is a small copy of a real city for children. It includes buildings, shops, theaters and urban transport.

Children from 2 to 14 years old can spend the whole day here, choosing any of the 70 professions. In this way, they study the structure of the adult world, learn the value of work and earn money in the city's internal currency.

In addition to Mexico, KidZania is already open or is about to appear in many other countries.

Authors: Jimmy Wales, Larry Sanger

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