Curious about how your body works? Fascinated by physics? Are you obsessed with outer space or do you get a buzz out of electricity? There’s something to appeal to every passion here, and you’re guaranteed to find new ones you didn’t even know existed! If you're looking for mind-boggling things to do in Glasgow this weekend, then look no further – as long as you're ready for an adventure.
In our live presenter-led shows, manned by our expert team of astronomers and science bods, we’ll take you on fantastic journeys through…
Feed your curiosity and get hands-on with fascinating phenomena in Explore!.
Unravel the mysteries of nature in Glasgow Science Centre’s Outer Space.
The future is yours to shape. Celebrate the innovative spirit in us all at the new, permanent exhibition, Idea No59 - opening 19 March 2020.
Come and explore a world where nothing is quite as it seems. Intriguing illusions and strange experiences will delight and tease young and…
Take on the role of the snot barrier, burn some energy in the giant hamster wheel, perform a virtual autopsy and bust some moves at the DNA…
Get charged-up for an adventure into Powering the Future – this interactive exhibition is for everyone to enjoy. You’ll (safely!) explore…
It’s all hands on deck! There’s lots of work to be done to keep our busy cargo ship sailing in calm waters. Operate the crane and load the…
The Space Zone forms an immersive walkway through the solar system towards the entrance of…
Get hands-on with the thrilling physics and engineering behind quantum technologies in this brand new interactive exhibition.
Roll up, roll up for the theatre of science and get involved as our clever science bods astound and entertain you with spectacular live…
Are you into one-offs? Then the Glasgow Tower is right UP your street. It’s the only structure on earth that can rotate 360° into the…
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We are on a mission to inspire people of all ages to explore and understand the world around them, to discover and enjoy science and to see the relevance it has in their everyday lives.
