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Exploratorium

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Museum Gallery

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4.7 (7909 reviews)

Hundreds of interactive, educational exhibits & activities illustrating scientific principles.

Pier 15 Embarcadero at, Green St, San Francisco, CA 94111

+1 415-528-4444

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Interactive Exhibits

The Exploratorium boasts over 600 interactive displays covering various scientific topics, from physics and biology to environmental science and human perception.

Tactile Dome
Dark Exploration

For a unique sensory experience, sign up for the Tactile Dome, where you can crawl and bump your way through total darkness.

Free
Outdoor Exhibits

Beyond the main building, the Exploratorium offers free outdoor exhibits, including stationary bikes that teach about energy and unusual climbing structures.

After Dark
Adult-Only Evenings

Every Thursday, the Exploratorium hosts the 'After Dark' program, featuring specialized themes, guest speakers, and special installations for adults.

Highlights from Reviews

• interactive exhibits

The museum offers a wide range of interactive exhibits suitable for all ages, making it fun and educational.

• fun for all ages

The museum is great for both kids and adults, with creative experiments not seen elsewhere.

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