Science Museum
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Some fascinating interactive displays here if you don’t mind fighting your way through the giggling, pushing throngs of schoolchildren. There are enough buttons to push, gadgets to grapple with and levers to tweak to satisfy even the most hard-to-please kids. Basic principles of chemistry, physics, biology and other sciences are explained but in a much more entertaining and less dry manner than in the classroom.
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2 Science Musuem Rd
2732 3232 10am–9pm Sat, Sun, 1pm–9pm Tue–Fri Adm
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