Overview
Located on the Vistula River bank, this is Poland's largest hands-on science museum, and one of Warsaw's most visited attractions since opening in 2010. Over 450 interactive exhibits cover physics, biology, astronomy, and psychology, letting visitors touch, experiment, and discover scientific principles firsthand. The rooftop planetarium screens immersive digital shows about space, and the outdoor park features additional science installations. Admission about PLN 35 (EUR 8); planetarium extra. Get off at tram stop Centrum Nauki Kopernik.
Opening Hours
09:00-18:00 (until 19:00 weekends; closed Tuesdays)
Travel Tips
Weekends and school holidays are very crowded, so weekday mornings are best. Online advance booking is essential.
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