The origin of this rather futuristic looking building is a bit curious. Radio Polski once use to organise science picnics, which were mainly directed at the children of Warsaw. During these picnics, natural and scientific phenomena were explored in a rather hands on manner. As popularity in this activity grew, the authorities used EU funds to build this beautiful museum to facilitate the country’s growing interest in science; whether in astronomy, biology, social sciences, history or geology to name a few.

Try not to visit during school hours, as the whole place will be filled with children. Of course, bring your own. The exhibits are creative, imaginative and interactive. The hands on philosophy have been taken to its zenith.

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• Ticket booths open till 05:00 pm.
• There's a nice cafe inside.
• A store inside sell some interesting games.
• Queues can take upto three hours sometimes.
• Go early and pre-book.

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