Florence’s Science Museum
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The instruments displayed here are often as beautiful as they are scientifically significant. Exhibits include a mechanical “calculator” made of engraved disks, a perpetual motion machine and the telescopes with which Galileo discovered the moons of Jupiter.
Practical Information
Piazza dei Giudici 1
Open 9:30am–5pm Mon, Wed–Sat, 9:30am– 1pm Tue. Also open 2nd Sun of month, 10am–1pm Admission charge
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