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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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4.1/5 · 9,560 reviews
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Mar 21, 2025
The science museum is an excellent place to explore for beginners , a place where they can study about many different things , and when you visit you will get a five star experienceFull review by Zak A
Mar 16, 2025
My kids, ages 8 and 10, and I went to the Science Museum on our recent trip to London. There are a lot of museums to choose from in London and I was on the fence about the Science Museum as it did n…Full review by N9768WLerinb
Mar 9, 2025
A free online ticket is required in the museum you can see a Lem a Soyuz the first tc and rm machine a hearth lung machine and a kidney machine. In the last floor you can see the original turbofan of…Full review by 737alessiom
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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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The Science Museum is one of three major museums on Exhibition Road in South Kensington, London. It was founded in 1857 a…
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Questions & answers

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Bonsoir Les musées sont gratuits ?
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Oui
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Answer by Sheila C · Jan 28, 2025
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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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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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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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