If you are a science geek, you will surely love visiting these fantastic museums!
All you history lovers out there know the feeling of entering through the doors and smelling the history in the air and experience ancient cultures in museums. But apart from historical museums the world also has plenty of science museums! Basically a museum that dedicated to a specific branch of science or technology or general scientific discoveries, are called science museums. Many of them even have 3D and audio visual displays which can be very helpful for children. So if you are wondering which the best science museums in the world are, this list will surely help you a lot…
The Curie museum in Paris is probably one of the best free places to visit when you are in Paris. The museum is basically the house of scientists Marie and Pierre Curie, who made discoveries such as the radium or polonium. The museum is built in the house where Marie Curie used to work!
As can be understood from the name, this museum showcases the life history, the struggles and greatest inventions of scientist Nikola Tesla. The best part of the museum tour is when the guide explains and demonstrates Tesla’s coils. You can be rest assured this museum trip will surely be worth it!
This huge museum attracts more than three million visitors every year. The museum has several galleries talking about robots, the country’s past scientific explorations, the wildlife and much more. Take a few hours in hand and come if you want to experience every bit of this majestic museum.
Our own country has an amazing science museum with age-old intricate design. The museum has multimedia exhibitions talking about the creation of the world, flora, fauna and much more. This is an experience your kid should definitely have once in their lifetime!
The last on our list is this museum which is part of the Smithsonian Institution. You can catch their yearly exhibitions and even get to know about famous women pilots Bessie Coleman and Amelia Earhart. The best part about coming to this iconic museum is that it is absolutely free!
So which one are you visiting first?
