The Science Museum London is one of the most popular attractions in the UK, and for good reason. From its awe-inspiring exhibits to its incredible interactive activities, the museum offers something for everyone.
Whether you’re a kid or an adult, a science enthusiast or a novice, the Science Museum London has something for you. You can explore the museum’s galleries, exhibitions, and interactive displays, and even participate in activities led by experts in the field.
One of the best ways to experience the museum is by getting hands-on with its interactive activities and exhibitions. Many of the museum’s galleries and exhibitions include special activities and experiences that give visitors a hands-on look into the world of science.
Visit the Darwin Centre and get a first-hand look at the history of evolution and biodiversity through interactive displays, and take part in the Darwin Centre Biodiversity Discovery Experience, which lets you explore biodiversity through sound, touch, and smell.
Engineering and Civilization: Get a hands-on look at the interconnectedness of engineering and society with this exhibition, which features Civil Engineering and Architecture, Communication, Transport, and Power.
A number of its interactive displays are best experienced by taking part in activities. Flight: Take a journey through the history of flight and aviation with this exhibit, where you can engage in flight simulation, create your own aviation design, and more.
Whether you’re interested in exploring the world of robotics or want to take part in an astronomy night, the Science Museum London has something for you.
Robotics: Explore the world of robotics through special workshops and demonstrations.
Astronomy Nights: Get hands-on with this event, where you can explore the universe through a series of hands-on interactive experiments.
Whether you’re looking to learn something new or just have a fun day out with the family, the Science Museum London is the perfect place to explore the wonders of science.
Buses: 9, 10, 14, 49, 52, 70, 74, 345, 360, 414, C1
Nearest Underground: South Kensington
Nearest mainline train station: Victoria/ Paddington
Accessible from A40. No parking on site. Limited disabled spaces directly outside the Museum on Exhibition Road and meter/NCP parking nearby.
Free—pre-booked ticket required
Free—pre-booked ticket required
2023
Milk can be warmed on request. Baby food is not sold, however a children's menu is available for older children at the cafe.
The Science Museum London has a cafeteria and a café that sells drinks and light snacks.
Don’t rush through the museum - The Science Museum London is a vast and expansive museum. To make the most of your day exploring its galleries and exhibitions, it’s important to pace yourself and not rush through the museum.
Visit the website before you visit - Before you visit the museum, make sure you explore its website. The website includes information about each of the museum’s galleries and exhibitions, and it’s a great way to get acquainted with the museum before you visit.
Lots of fun educational toys and fu games and other souvenirs available in the extensive giftshop
Groups of all interests and sizes are welcome at the museum, from schools to coach tours. Check website to book school tours.
Milk can be warmed on request. Baby food is not sold, however a children's menu is available for older children at the cafe.
Plenty of healthy eating options available.
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