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4 years ago

This place is a must see if you re visiting SF, an...

This place is a must see if you re visiting SF, and even if you live here! You re going to have a great time whether or not you care about science. The exhibits are cool and even better if you re drunk at the Thursday night After Dark event.

m
4 years ago

Excellent museum and science center mix. Really gr...

Excellent museum and science center mix. Really great for kids to learn about science with all of the interactive activities. Everything is hands on.

Can be extremely crowded and is pretty expensive, but well worth the price

R
4 years ago

This is the best Exploratorium. Plan to spend hour...

This is the best Exploratorium. Plan to spend hours there with your children there's so much to do. If you have kids 4 to 12 years old it will take you hours four to six hours to see everything. A very hands-on experience

C
4 years ago

I went with another adult and I am sure we found a...

I went with another adult and I am sure we found as much wonder and amazement as the kids. It was a popular place, but if you get past the first few exhibits you have some space to explore. Such a great presentation of science as accessible and beautiful and awesome.

A
4 years ago

Can not say enough about this place. We made it fo...

Can not say enough about this place. We made it for the Pi Day anniversary and worth it. Could not get through all the exhibits, will have to go back later. Neither my 7 year old or 4 year old were bored. The 8 year old was highly engaged. The social psychology exhibit generated days of conversations on behavior and morality. We initially were ready to pass on the visit due to expense, but it was pay what you want community day. Would ve been worth every cent, so we donated heavy regardless.

J
4 years ago

The kid/geek in me LOVES this place. I've been to ...

The kid/geek in me LOVES this place. I've been to both locations - formerly Palace of Fine Arts and now at the Embarcadero. The interactive exhibits are always fun and informative. They rotate out the exhibits once in awhile to keep it interesting and fresh. Must see!

Tip: They do something similar to Nightlife on Thursday nights. Great for dates!

K
4 years ago

Had an excellent time on a free admission day duri...

Had an excellent time on a free admission day during mothers day. Place was packed but there is so much interactive gizmos to play with that everyone had their turn. Enjoyed how hands on the experience was and how home made some of the devices are so you can really learn what is going on. Great for all ages if your in to practical learning.

A
4 years ago

Age: 3+, this place is for everyone. Seriously, I ...

Age: 3+, this place is for everyone. Seriously, I was planning to stay for 1 hour & I ended up staying for 5 hours. I really enjoyed every minute here, its amazing to see how things are working & its mind-blowing how the idea behind it is simplified for all.

K
4 years ago

My boyfriend and I went to the adult night and it ...

My boyfriend and I went to the adult night and it was a lot of fun! we only got to see about 75% of the place before closing and we arrived about an hour into the event. I'd highly recommend checking this place out if you enjoy hands on exhibits.

A
4 years ago

Very interesting place to take children to interac...

Very interesting place to take children to interact with scientific experiments. You need 3 or 4 hours if you want to see everything. A must for anyone walking with children in the Bay Area of Sao Francisco.

About Exploratorium

Exploratorium: A World of Curiosity and Discovery

Are you looking for a place where you can let your curiosity roam free? Look no further than Exploratorium, the ultimate destination for science enthusiasts and curious minds alike. With hundreds of exhibits spread across six spacious indoor and outdoor galleries, Exploratorium is a world of discovery waiting to be explored.

Located at Pier 15 in San Francisco, Exploratorium is set to reopen on July 1st after being closed due to the pandemic. The museum has taken all necessary precautions to ensure the safety of its visitors while still providing an immersive experience that will leave you in awe.

What sets Exploratorium apart from other museums is its interactive approach to learning. Instead of just reading about science concepts, visitors get hands-on experience with exhibits that allow them to see these concepts in action. From exploring the properties of light and sound waves to understanding how our brains process information, there's something for everyone at this museum.

One exhibit that's sure to capture your attention is Tactile Dome - an interactive exhibit where visitors navigate through total darkness using only their sense of touch. It's an exhilarating experience that will challenge your senses and leave you with a newfound appreciation for how we perceive our surroundings.

Another must-see exhibit is the Outdoor Gallery which features large-scale installations that explore various scientific phenomena such as wind patterns or water flow. It's a great way to connect with nature while also learning about scientific principles in action.

Exploratorium also offers various workshops and events throughout the year which provide opportunities for deeper exploration into specific topics such as robotics or chemistry. These programs are designed for all ages so whether you're a child or an adult, there's always something new to learn at this museum.

In addition to its exhibits and programs, Exploratorium also has a commitment towards sustainability by incorporating eco-friendly practices into its operations such as using renewable energy sources or reducing waste through composting efforts.

Overall, Exploratorium is more than just a museum - it's an immersive experience that will ignite your curiosity and inspire lifelong learning. So mark your calendars for July 1st when this world-class institution reopens its doors once again!