Exploratorium
Neighborhood: Marina
Nearest Train: MUNI BUS: 30
Phone: +1 415 561 0360 / +1 415 397 5673
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Developed by physicist Frank Oppenheimer and opened in 1969, this innovative, interactive museum behind the Palace of Fine Arts is dedicated to art, science and human perception. The hands-on displays unveil the mysteries of science and language (trace hundreds of languages through family trees!). The exhibits present theories simply and succinctly. For a different kind of hands-on experience, check out the tactile dome, a labyrinth of different textures that explorers negotiate in the dark. Seminars on quirky subjects are offered on weekends.
10a-5p Tu-Su
Science fun
Neighborhood: Marina
Nearest Train: MUNI BUS: 30
Phone: +1 415 561 0360 / +1 415 397 5673
Email | Website | Map | add to Travel Bag (NEW)
Virtual Tour Website 1 ,2 ,3 ,4
Book Now
Audio Guide
Video Guide
Developed by physicist Frank Oppenheimer and opened in 1969, this innovative, interactive museum behind the Palace of Fine Arts is dedicated to art, science and human perception. The hands-on displays unveil the mysteries of science and language (trace hundreds of languages through family trees!). The exhibits present theories simply and succinctly. For a different kind of hands-on experience, check out the tactile dome, a labyrinth of different textures that explorers negotiate in the dark. Seminars on quirky subjects are offered on weekends.
10a-5p Tu-Su
Reviews
Must see for all ages
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Reviewed by:aprilk692003 from on May 22 2008
Awesome Science
i couldnot get a full round and everything i spend long time to enjoy each of those science experien...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from Los Angeles, CA on May 18 2008
we love this place!
Great for kids and childlike adults. Fascinating! I hadn't been here since the mid-90's and ...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from Washington, DC on Mar 11 2008
