London Science Museum

I would suggest to reserve the ticket online before your visit. The science Museum has 3-4 stories. On the weekend, it gets very very busy. You really need to watch your kid(s) carefully or they will get lost in your eyesight. There is a little play area on the ground floor all the way back past the space area.
J. Q - in the last week

Such a fun and informative museum. My kids enjoyed it so much we came back a second time. There was a special paid exhibit called wonderlab, it was a wonderful interactive area where kids could learn more about science through play and exploration. The gift shop was filled with amazing selection of books on different topics for a variety of ages.
Rotaila Fadul - in the last week

A great museum in central London if you’re looking for anything related to science. This is a huge museum with lots to offer. There are five floors and you can see many topics based on science. Not just that, it offers a picnic area at the top floor as well as a place to buy food and many toilets too. We did not buy any tickets in advance but it was super easy to get us tickets while in the museum. Despite this, it does get very busy, especially at weekends. You should definitely come and visit though!
Owen Bowen - in the last week

The Science Museum in London is definitely worth a visit. Best of all, it's free, so you don’t want to miss it. There are many interesting exhibits to see. There's a full exhibition about space and the different planets. Additionally, there’s an exhibition showcasing inventions from the past, such as early cars, boats, and mechanical devices. We particularly enjoyed seeing items from the past, especially the evolution of consoles, PCs, phones, and some board games, which brought back many memories. It was also fascinating to see an entire level dedicated to inventions like clocks and navigation tools, such as the Astrolabe, which was created by Muslims and Arabs. That made me very proud. There is also a merchandise store with a wide variety of items. While it is pricey, as expected in London, the museum itself is certainly worth a visit. Plan to spend roughly three hours to fully explore everything. There's a café where you can enjoy coffee, and you can take it with you while exploring the museum, which is great.
Dema Ayasra - a month ago

The Science Museum, located in South Kensington, offers a captivating experience spread across seven floors with a range of informative and engaging displays. Notable attractions include the Apollo 10 command module and a flight simulator, providing educational opportunities for visitors. It is important to note that admission to the museum is free; however, visitors are required to reserve free tickets in advance through the museum's website. Additionally, certain temporary exhibitions may require an admission fee.
Tony L - a week ago