Glasgow Science Centre

The Glasgow Science Centre is located by the Clyde waterfront in Glasgow, Scotland. There are two acres of over 400 interactive exhibits with activities to keep visitors of all ages entertained.

Things to do at Glasgow Science Centre

In Explore! you can get hands-on and make a splash with sound, avoid detection by a thermal camera and strike a pose with colourful shadows. There are 50 interactive experiences here. Idea No59 is a new permanent exhibition where you can discover how the world is changing. You can explore topics related to the environment, industry and health care.

In a Question of perception, nothing is quite as it seems. There are intriguing illusions and strange experiences that have you wondering if you can truly trust your eyes, brain or senses. The Bodyworks exhibition is hands-on with personal experiments, find out how your body fights infection and learn lots about your body and how it works. Other galleries include Powering the Future, Quantum Technologies and Project Lab.

You can also go in a lift to the top of the Glasgow tower and enjoy 360-degree views of Glasgow and the River Clyde. They also have virtual panoramic views. The Space Zone is an immersive walkway through the solar systems that takes you towards the entrance to the Planetarium.

Further Information

Is there food and drink available?

There is a cafe serving hot and cold food and drinks.

What are the main things to do?

An interactive museum with over 400 different interactive exhibits, there are different themed areas and a Planetarium. There are toilets and a cafe.

What are the ticket prices?

An adult ticket with no donation costs £10.90, children 3-15 £10. You can add on the Planetarium, IMAX and Glasgow Tower for a few pounds extra. Annual tickets are available.
Prices are subject to change and/or discounts online.