Begin with a question rather than a list of famous museums. Are you interested in urban history, archaeology or daily life? A clear question helps you look closely at objects instead of simply photographing gallery names.
Use the municipal museum directory to shortlist venues, then confirm reservations and opening arrangements with each museum. Build the day around one venue, allowing time for transport, security and breaks. Children can choose an object and note its shape, purpose and one question.
Afterwards, connect the dates on the labels with the objects you remember. Three well-understood exhibits can leave a stronger memory than a long checklist.