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London's Science Museum has forty galleries organised by field of knowledge, where visitors can explore everything from the beginnings of computing and the history of medicine to space travel and geophysics. Notable objects on display include the preserved brain of Charles Babbage, Foucault's original pendulum, George Stephenson's locomotive The Rocket, and a replica of the Apollo 10 command module. The museum offers interactive spaces such as the Launch Pad, where children can build bridges or fly a plane, as well as an IMAX cinema and virtual-reality simulators that let visitors experience journeys into the future. Visitors can also explore galleries dedicated to space exploration, try out video games in Power Up, and join family shows such as Bubble Explorers or enjoy science demonstrations in Wonderlab.
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- Explore Information AgeLearn about the development of communications and computing.
- Explore Launch PadLaunch Pad is an interactive zone for children.
- Discover Exploring SpaceExploring Space is a historic gallery on space exploration.
- Explore the Energy HallThe Energy Hall is the first area visible on entering the museum.
- Explore the Who Am I? galleryExplore the science of who you are.
- Explore Tomorrow's WorldDiscover current science stories and free exhibitions.
- Discover FlightFollow the development of flight in the 20th century.
- Enjoy the Clockmakers' MuseumEnjoy the Clockmakers' Museum at the Science Museum. Check the conditions and availability at the source of this experience.
- Discover Mathematics: The Winton GalleryExamine the role of mathematicians in the modern world.
- Visit Science City 1550–1800: The Linbury GalleryExplore how London became a global hub.
- Discover Energy Revolution: The Adani Green Energy GalleryExplore how the world can generate and use energy more sustainably.
- Explore Making the Modern WorldMaking the Modern World displays notable objects from the museum.
- Explore Medicine: The Wellcome GalleriesDiscover a five-gallery medical exhibition.
- Enjoy IMAX: The Ronson TheatreWatch educational films in IMAX format.
- Enjoy the IMAX cinemaThe IMAX cinema offers an impressive visual experience.
- Watch A Beautiful Planet 3DMeet the crew aboard the International Space Station.
- Learn at Are We There Yet? – The Science and Maths of MovementAn exciting live show about the maths and science behind engines, speed and transport.
- Travel to the future in the simulatorsThe simulators let you take a journey into the future.
- Enjoy the Bubble Explorers showA family show available at weekends and during school holidays.
- Try the virtual reality simulatorThe virtual reality simulator offers an immersive experience.
- Play at Power UpInteract with the history of video games and consoles.
- Attend The Space ShowAvailable at weekends and on some weekdays during school holidays.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to visit Science Museum?
From €5 per person. Check the day's price on the official website before you go.
How much time do you need for Science Museum?
Allow about 3 h for the visit.
What is there to do at Science Museum?
Explore Information Age, Explore Launch Pad, Discover Exploring Space and Explore the Energy Hall.
What is there to see near Science Museum?
Natural History Museum, London (193 m), Victoria and Albert Museum (213 m) and Holy Trinity Brompton (329 m).
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