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The Museum of Science and Industry is a family-friendly museum with 250 years worth of innovations that changed the world. It aims to inspire its visitors by bringing science to life. You can learn about the Industrial Revolution, the first computers, historical buildings, and see the oldest surviving passenger railway station – there is something for everyone.
Somewhere To Eat?
There is a cafe onsite and picnic are welcomeAre There Toilets?
There are toilets onsiteBaby Friendly?
Baby changing Facilities are located in the Main Building or the 1830's Warehouse.Want To Treat Yourself?
There is a shop that sells a range of souvenirs, gifts and toys.Where Shall I Park?
There is no have parking facilities on site and encourage visitors to use public transport if possible.Features
- Outdoor
- Indoor
- Disabled Access
- Open All Year
Category
Museums
Suitable For
toddler
3-5
6-9
10+
Claire’s Tip
Please note: Construction work is taking place across the museum and some of our buildings are closed right now. This means we might look a little different when you visit us, but there's still plenty to see, do and discover."
Opening Times
Term Time
Price Information
- All: Free
Facilities
•Baby changing facilities•Toilets•Picnic area Wheelchair accessible•Shop•Cafe•Canteen
How To Get There
- Liverpool Road, Castlefield, Manchester, M3 4FP
- 03300580058
- Website
Directions
Science and Industry Museum, Liverpool Road, Manchester M3 4FP. It is located in Castlefield, not far from the Deansgate-Castlefield Metrolink stop. Please note, we do not have parking facilities on site and encourage visitors to use public transport if possible.
Tips
What was your day out like? Login with Facebook to Write a tip- Rachel H.
- Joined: 11 years ago
- 1 Review
Great day out, loads to do & keep the kids busy.
- Amy S.
- Joined: 11 years ago
- 2 Reviews
Lovely day for the whole family! Took our 8 year old, 6 year old and my 3 year old niece. From the warm greeting when we walked through the doors, to the minute we had to leave as the kids were so worn out, we had a fabulous time. My eldest especially loved the robot drawing machine he was able to invent and everyone (even the grown ups) loved the experiment floor! Can't believe it is free, will have to go back again soon :)
