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Science Museum    

www.sciencemuseum.org.uk
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Discover award-winning exhibitions, iconic objects and stories of incredible scientific achievement

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4.0/5 · 9,572 reviews
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Nov 2, 2024
Free museum with lots to see and explore. You need to book online to reserve a time slot to enter, but we like lots of others, did as we arrived at the museum and got in without any wait. Spread ov… Full review by dianecF4171YR
Nov 1, 2024
Expected good things, but left a little underwhelmed by our visit. Most of the contents I felt like we’d seen in other museums elsewhere over the years, so there was little unique or distinctive abo… Full review by Mark H
Oct 30, 2024
So much to see and do. The Good: We booked tickets on the door easily enough. With four floors there are lots to see and interact with. Plenty of toilets and cafe's spread around and areas for you to… Full review by Hastings_Tripper
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Located on the ground floor of the Science Museum, this shop sells an array of state-of-the art gifts, gadgets and toys for both children an…
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Considered the most visited museum in the whole of Europe, the London Science Museum is located in a beautiful neo-classical building…
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The Science Museum boasts a vast collection that spans centuries of continuous scientific and technological advancement. Within its extensi…
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All the admirers of science, technology, and mechanics should definitely visit this museum. Founded in 1857, it currently houses more tha…
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Questions & answers

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Is the big plasma ball still there?
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No plasma ball. Just the big moon globe that spins, if that might be what you mean.
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Answer by Lisa S · Aug 9, 2022
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Is the museum open all year? Website doesn't specify. Looking to visit in November/December.
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Yes it is open all year. Be aware that it may be shut on Mondays and Tuesdays.
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Is there a penny press machine here
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I did see a couple, but did not use them myself.
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Hi was thinking of visiting with two girls 9 & 11 but all tickets for the tickets for the interactive Wonderlab the equinox …
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Hi was thinking of visiting with two girls 9 & 11 but all tickets for the tickets for the interactive Wonderlab the equinox gallery have all sold out. Are there still other interesting/interactive exhibits ? Is it still worth visiting without being able to visit the Wonderlab ? thanks
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Hello, Sorry to hear you weren’t able to book Wonderlab: The Equinor Gallery tickets, it is very popular during half-term. However, lots of our other galleries and exhibitions do …
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Hello, Sorry to hear you weren’t able to book Wonderlab: The Equinor Gallery tickets, it is very popular during half-term. However, lots of our other galleries and exhibitions do have fun, interactive elements. A good place to find some inspiration for a visit is on the ‘family trails’ page on the Science Museum blog. We will also be running free activities throughout the week, including the science show ‘Curious Cures’ and workshop ‘Heartbeat Heroes’ which you might find interesting (details are on our website). We hope this helps to answer your question, please do ask if you have any more - The Science Museum Team
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They ask for donations
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The last Wednesday of every month the museum hosts a late-night viewing until 10 p.m. It's only for adults and features pop-up snack and cocktail bars around the venue
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Temporary exhibitions, however, do usually incur an admission fee
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This scientifically spellbinding museum will mesmerise adults and children alike, with its interactive and educational exhibits covering everything from early technology to space travel
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The Science Museum does not levy an admission charge
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The Science Museum is a major London tourist attraction, drawing 2.7 million visitors annually
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All museums require one adult to remain with their children throughout the night
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Prices that range from £1 to £250
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You can find all the necessary information to plan a visit to the Science Museum Imax, London listed on this page
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You can try one of the oldest computer games, experiment with light or take control of a real flight simulator
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For receptions, gala dinners, award ceremonies, launches and christmas parties, you can choose from the iconic main galleries
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Tickets start at £11 for adults and £23 for a family of three
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An entire floor of hands-on exhibits and interactive experiments to keep you occupied for hours
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Besides these exhibits, the science museum also features an imax 3d cinema showing science and nature documentaries
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Take a look at the museum guide
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Avoid the crowds by staying clear of the science museum during the british school holiday period
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The museum serves as an ideal spot for kids especially
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