Museum of Science – For the curious mind

Museum of Science is worth visiting for everyone who is interested in how the world around us revolves, how things work, and especially why. The museum is stacked full of all kind of fancy gadgets that exemplify a certain law of physics with fun and interactive way. Almost everything can be touched and adjusted.

We spent good three hours there with three young boys, going through most of the museum. Some parts are bit rundown and I got flashbacks from my old school, but fortunately most of the museum is relatively modern. Everything is explained at least in overall level, and time just flies going through different knobs and twists of various tools. At least one in the group have better than average understanding of physics to explain why things happen as they happen (to happen).

There is also a café that serves mostly pizza and burger style food, some salads are on the menu, too. There is a magnificent view from on the Charles River from the café, so it is worth of at least a coffee.

www.mos.org, 1 Science Park (next to Science Park MBTA station), Boston, MA, USA, +1 617 723 2500