Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Reviews

The Berkeley Labs Cyclotron tour with Dr. Lee Bernstein is awesome... and it helps if you are his cousin!

National Laboratory of the Ministry of Energy. Professor Zhu Yuwen was the director of the laboratory.

Beautiful view of San Francisco, Berkeley, and Oakland. If it's foggy that it's just beautiful, even when you can't see anything

Great for families with kids probably up to middle school age. A lot of hands on activities. Beautiful area to explore.

Friendly workplace environment , SOAT science & technology.

Great place to take kids. Toddlers to teens will like this place. Lots of different things to do and see. The cafe is kind of weak, but you can bring your own food and eat outside overlooking Oakland and into San Francisco.

Awesome place. Focusing minds and excellent equipment. Our conference was a great success. Great view from the window on the city :)

Educational fun for the kiddies up in the hills above UC Berkeley.

Great place to work. A fascinating array of Science to be hypnotized by. :-)

As a former student at Whittier school our family regularly visited Berkeley Lab after a swim at Strawberry Canyon to check out the moon rocks and other exhibits in the late 60's. Would play with the Apollo module lander and rocket at my school friends apartment who happened to be Indian. (Gagan Satee) We were always excited to visit the Lawrence National Lab as children, thanks for the memories. A wonderful place.

Looking forward to seeing them revamp this place one day, it has tons of potential.

Was here for a research meeting, beautiful place and gorgeous view.

It's the home of some of the most amazing research on the planet, and is an essential part of science and technology in this country.

Best views in the Bay Area and best place to come and explore and do lots of great activities.

A great lab with some very smart folks doing great things.

They wouldnt let me see the aliens, but the views wern't bad. 3/5

The place that helped America win the war... For science, you can't beat it!