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For the kid at heart a science museum is always special, however this one is running 85% as 15% or greater of the interactive exhibits broken, turned off poorly maintained. Still decent and great for kids, but it could be much more.
January 2107, when its cold, its nice to be indoors. It's at the top end of Olympic Park and a good 20-30 minutes walk north of the Birds Nest. For the price (a few dollars), yes, its worth the visit, not because to see alot...More
This is a very interactive museum and great for polluted or rainy days with kids. Most displays and exhibits have info in both Chinese and English making it easy to navigate round and try the experiments and activities. The place is clean and is one...More
We came around 4pm, which was too late, however, we still had so much fun! We first explored the Children's area, before we went to the 4th floor. Our son (5yo) enjoyed the learning experience very much. So many interesting things to learn in a...More
Four floors on biology, chemistry, physics, engineering ("Glory of China" about Chinese inventions was unfortunately closed). Perfect for kids, for adults there is significantly less (and only about a half is translated to English) but still worth a visit. If possible avoid the weekend -...More
I took my son to the museum today with his two friends. For ages 4 and up it is interesting and many things to do. We went on a Friday so there wasn't much people and it was not crowded at all. Worth a trip...More
We visited this musuem on a smoggy day with our toddler. He loved the childrens' area, and we also visited the area meant for adults but our toddler loved that just as much. It is not really a well known place but if you have...More
I have been taking my kindergarten classes to this museum for the past 5 years. The facilities are pretty good, but the children's area has been deteriorating recently. A few of the exhibits are starting to fall into disrepair and there hasn't been anything new...More
I visited this museum as part of an educational tour. This museum has 4 floors, with each floor having different themes. As expected, there are various exhibits on science and technology. Some of the interactive displays and experiments are fun, especially for the kids. While...More
Look, I want to be objective and whilst there are some things to interact with its a little outdated. It is not even close to London, in fact it's more of one trick pony, great building but the displays are a bit Blue Peter aka...More
