Youve landed at the best place in the world to enjoy science

As theres so much to see and do, weve shown below the highlights that will make your visit far more enjoyable and memorable.

atmosphere ... exploring climate science

Step into a whole new world and explore the science of our changing climate in this interactive and immersive gallery.
Principal Sponsors:

Major Sponsor:

Major Funder:

The Garfield Weston Foundation

With additional support from:
Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs The Patrons of the Science Museum

The Garden (6 years and under)

With a hands-on water zone and a sensory exploration area, young children are free to explore science in this exciting learning environment.

Energy
Whether its fossil fuels or solar panels, see how energy powers every aspect of our lives in this hands-on gallery.

Exploring Space
With rockets, satellites, probes and landers, discover a selection of mesmerising objects that have played a part in the history of space exploration.

Launchpad
From firm favourites to world firsts, Launchpad is packed with over 50 hands-on exhibits, plus electrifying shows and lively demos, all from the wonderful world of physics.
Principal Sponsor: Shell Major Sponsor:

Antenna
Enjoy a multimedia experience of science news from hot topics to headline-grabbing gadgets and investigate how we can create wear without waste in Trash Fashion: designing out waste.
Trash Fashion is supported by

Major Funder: The Garfield Weston Foundation

with additional support from The Zochonis Charitable Trust

Flight
as part of the No More Waste project.

Legend of Apollo

Marvel at Amy Johnsons Gipsy Moth and the Vickers Vimy, which first crossed the Atlantic in 1919, in this gallery packed with unique objects from the world of aviation.

Making the most of your visit

Were open: Daily 10.0018.00. Last admission 17.15. Galleries start to close from 17.30. Closed 2426 December. Contact us on 0870 870 4868.
Information and tickets If you have any questions or need help at any time, please speak to a member of staff at the Information Desk on the ground floor. Look out for the ticket symbol on the map for where you can buy tickets. Why not book online next time? Cloakroom A cloakroom is located on the lower ground floor and can be accessed by the lifts and stairs at the front of the Museum. Do touch! This symbol highlights the galleries where visitors are encouraged to get hands-on, and where trained Explainers help you get the best from the exhibits. Feeling hungry? Revolution Caf is a self-service caf offering fresh sandwiches, salads, drinks and hot food. Deep Blue Caf is a waiter-service family restaurant serving a range of appetising meals. Eat Drink Shop and Fly Caf sell a selection of drinks, plus hot and cold snacks. Smart Little Coffee Car stocks a variety of hot drinks. Packed lunches can be eaten in the picnic areas located around the Museum. Take a memento home Visit the Science Museum Shop for a range of science-inspired souvenirs, or shop online at sciencemuseumshop.co.uk Keep in touch To be the first to hear about our new exhibitions, interesting events and special offers sign up to our e-newsletter at sciencemuseum.org.uk Become a member Science Museum members enjoy exclusive invitations to exhibition previews and screenings and free access to many of our simulators and the IMAX 3D Cinema. To find out more visit the Membership Desk or sciencemuseum.org.uk/membership
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Feel the impact of a Saturn V rocket launch, take a trip on the lunar rover and discover the smell of space watch Legend of Apollo in our Force Field 4D effects theatre.
Charges apply. Members go free.

Fly Zone
Experience flying with the world-famous RAF Red Arrows in our breathtaking Fly 3D motion effects theatre. Or take the controls yourself in Fly 360, a thrilling new interactive flight simulator.
Charges apply. Discounted rates available for members.

Cinema
Journey through distant galaxies or dive into an underwater adventure in our IMAX 3D Cinema the worlds most powerful and immersive movie experience.
IMAX is the registered trademark of Imax Corporation

Charges apply. Members go free.

TH BRIDG

Psychoanalysis: The Unconscious in Everyday Life

Explore the workings of the unconscious mind through a range of modern and historical objects and contemporary artworks.
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Glimpses of Medical History

Explore medical scenes in vivid detail from Neolithic times to 1980, including dentistry and open-heart surgery.

The Institute of Psychoanalysis

Who am I?
What makes you you? Discover more about what makes you unique in this fun interactive gallery that looks at the brain and genetics.
Major Sponsors:

The Science and Art of Medicine

Be amazed by this display of over 5000 medical objects that reveal the history of medicine over thousands of years across many world cultures.
Glimpses of Medical History and The Science and Art of Medicine are supported by:

Cosmos & Culture

From the Stone Age to the Space Age, find out how people around the world have watched the stars and studied the night sky. Explore astronomical objects from star maps to satellites in this fascinating gallery.
Supported by the Patrons of the Science Museum with additional support from the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC).
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NMSI is a Non-Departmental Public Body (NDPB) whose prime sponsor is the Department for Culture, Media and Sport. As a charity we rely upon the generous support of individuals, trusts, foundations and corporations to help us to continue to care for our collection, create inspiring exhibitions and galleries and develop life-enhancing learning programmes. Please contact Jonathan Rennison, Development Department, Science Museum, Exhibition Road, London SW7 2DD, jonathan.rennison@sciencemuseum.org.uk All children under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an adult. Photography taken at the Science Museum cannot be used for commercial purposes unless by prior arrangement.

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Interactive galleries Information Desk Membership Desk Lifts* Stairs* Family Room Mens/womens toilets Accessible toilets Baby changing Caf/restaurant Picnic area Cloakroom
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The Unconscious in Everyday Life

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Mind Your Head

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Dan Dare & the Birth of Hi-Tech Britain Energy Computing Mathematics Ships atmosphere ...exploring climate science

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