Science Museum
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About Science Museum
Where else can you find life-changing objects from Stephenson's Rocket to the Apollo 10 command module, catch an immersive 3D movie, enjoy the thrills of a special effects simulator, introduce children to science with fun, hands-on interactives and encounter the past, present and future of technology in seven floors of galleries? At the Science Museum you can find all this and more!
Entry to the Science Museum is FREE but charges apply to the IMAX 3D Cinema, simulators and some exhibitions.
| Opening Times | Open 10.00-18.00 daily except Christmas. |
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Science Museum Address
| Address: |
Exhibition Road, London
London
SW7 2DD
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| Telephone: | +44 (0)20 7942 4000 |
| Fax: | +44 (0)20 7938 8118 |
| Email: | sciencemuseum@nmsi.ac.uk |
| Website: | http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/about_us/doing_business_with_us/corporate_and_private_events.aspx |
Prices for Science Museum
Entry is free, but charges apply for the IMAX 3D Cinema, simulators and some special exhibitions.
Location Information for Science Museum
| Address: |
Exhibition Road, London
London
SW7 2DD
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| Telephone: | +44 (0)20 7942 4000 |
| Fax: | +44 (0)20 7938 8118 |
| Email: | sciencemuseum@nmsi.ac.uk |
| Website: | http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/about_us/doing_business_with_us/corporate_and_private_events.aspx |
| Public transport: | Follow signs from the station. |
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Based on 19 reviews
Latest 5 reviews of Science Museum
What happened to this museum????
This museum used to be the best thing in London in my eyes but I visited a few months ago and was really upset empty galleries and generally empty compared to the past. They seem to be going down the line of creating the tate modern with some of their exhibits lots of visual but no sense to most.
Sorruy guys but not the best times at the momment.
4 November 2009
Boring .... and annoying
Me and my fiance were very disappointed with this museum. It was very difficult to navigate around the floors and find your way around the place. There were several large empty spaces with no exhibits and the musuem is mainly ful of cafes, shops and attractions that you have to pay for. Many of the exhibits and interactive stations were either too crowded or not working or so poorly lit that you could not read about what you were looking at. We have traveled the world and visted many wonderful musuems ...this has to be one of the most disappointing and poorly organised musuems I have ever visited. The IMAX cinema was even worse and poor value for money with the only decent bit of 3D film being the credits at the end of the movie .... do not pay to see this.
24 October 2009
Lots to see
We visited the science museum on a friday after the natural history mueum at around midday. There were no queues at all. There is tonnes to see but a few of the exhibitions were closed. Lots of big displays which helps to hold your attention. I dont even think we saw everything this museum has to offer!
The eating area on the ground floor was very crowded and noisey and not much on offer in the way of sandwiches - they all contained tuna or salmon which was not good for my hubby as he hates tuna and salmon! You are better off bringing a packed lunch which is a cheaper option also!
There was an interactive area on the 2nd of 3rd floor which was extremly over crowded and noisey so we ended up leaving.
We especially enjoyed the F1 section and the aircraft section.
Its a great day out and glad we visited and would recommend it to families especially.
30 August 2009
Science Heaven!
I took my mum to the Science Museum, she's old and doesn't get out much so this place was ideal. The shop was fantastic! They had a big ramp leading down to it. I liked the lifts you could see out of. As for the galleries, they're chock full of weird and wonderful stuff. We saw some old clocks, telephones, tables and chairs and some missiles used in a war. But I especially liked Launchpad - one day I'll work there myself. Best thing? Definitely the Question Room, it was comfortable.
20 August 2009
It Rocks!
The kids loved it, I loved it. The visitor service was amazing. Everyone should go.
20 August 2009
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Events at Science Museum
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Cosmos and Culture
Exhibition23 Jul 2009 to 30 Dec 2010
Explore how astronomy has changed the way they see and through this object-rich exhibition. From ancient heritage to cutting edge technology, trace the history of people and the stars through different stories drawn from around the world. A new multimedia display environment allows you to explore objects in-depth. See how different instruments work; explore key scientific concepts; enjoy beautiful models and illustrations; discover the stories of the people who made and used them.
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Fast Forward: 20 Ways F1 is Changing Our World
Exhibition11 Mar 2009 to 5 Apr 2010
This temporary exhibition showcases 20 examples where F1 technology is impacting on our lives, from changing the way we look after patients and design our sports equipment, to maintaining the heating systems in our homes. The exhibition will feature unique items such as the Baby Pod II, Solar B Solar Probe and Ovei Wellbeing Capsule. The Ovei Capsule has been developed by McLaren Applied Technologies.
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Future Foods
Exhibition17 Dec 2008 to 31 Mar 2010
This new exhibition explores the science and technology that could boost crop yields. Do we need GM to increase food production in the future, or are there other options? Weigh up the benefits and risks then step up to the table and have your say.
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Launchpad
ExhibitionRecurring event
The largest free interactive science gallery in the UK has reopened with new exhibits which will allow visitors to launch a rocket, turn their head into a sound box and control a magnetic cloud. Find out how the world works by testing out the 35m long Echo Tube.
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