Science Museum

A fun museum packed with things to see ... and touch. This is a good museum to bring teens. There are several interactive exhibits. The museum is large and you can spend several hours on each of the floors. It is also right next door to the Natural History Museum. If you combine the two you can have a very full day.

Ok so I took Science A Levels and my partner is just round the corner at Imperial so we're going to tell you its amazing whatever.

But genuinely a brilliant museum. I have to say I went to Parc de la Villette last year to the French museum of Science and Industry and I have to say, it failed to live up to that!

Kids love this place especially the space gallerys, its fantastic to go into a place with so many genuinely happy people:):):) lovely atmosphere.

I especially loved the upper floors on the history of medicine...a budding dentist, I horrified a group of american tourists by spending a good deal of time observing victorian dental equipment. I also corrected a medical student (which made my day!)

Also the shop is awesome. My partner and me are real nerds and the thought of a mug with the periodic table on sets us off...allow time for the shop!!!

All in all it would be a five but unfotunately there's a whole floor which is pointless to me as I can't see in 3D:( but apparently the Imax is awesome

We have just returned from a holiday in London. We visited both museums . The Science museum was pretty easy to find and quite quiet on most floors. But on the hands on experiment room everyone wasn't sharing so my kid hardly got on anything. They have motion simulators that we wanted to go on but it was a rip off.Over all it was okay.