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**Cambridge Science Centre**
Located in the heart of Cambridge at 44 Clifton Road Industrial Estate, the Cambridge Science Centre is a hub of discovery and innovation dedicated to sparking curiosity in science and technology. Our interactive exhibits and hands-on activities cater to all ages, making science not just informative but also incredibly fun. We pride ourselves on delivering exceptional customer service, ensuring that every visitor leaves inspired and enriched by their experience.

Our knowledgeable staff is always on hand to assist with any inquiries, whether you’re planning a visit, booking an appointment, or seeking information about our educational programs. We believe in creating a welcoming atmosphere where learning is encouraged and exploration is celebrated.

At Cambridge Science Centre, we offer a unique blend of engaging educational experiences, from workshops and special events to guided tours that delve into the wonders of science. Join us for a day filled with excitement and discovery, and see why we are regarded as a leading destination for science enthusiasts in the region. For more information, feel free to call us at 01223 967965 or visit our website at [www.cambridgesciencecentre.org](http://www.cambridgesciencecentre.org/). We look forward to welcoming you to our vibrant community of science lovers!

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Caoimhín Ó Coileáin

5 Google Rating

We went as part of a home education group and found a fantastic warm welcome. The displays are incre

5/ 5

We went as part of a home education group and found a fantastic warm welcome. The displays are incredibly interactive and catching for children and parents alike. The curators are very approachable and knowledgeable scientists in their own right. Plus the demo and talk captivated the kids for the best part of an hour which is no mean feat. Incredible museum

Karim Khedr

4 Google Rating

The staff are very friendly and the center is good but a little bit small (I am comparing to the one

4/ 5

The staff are very friendly and the center is good but a little bit small (I am comparing to the one in Glasgow). They have around 4 workshops for the kids every day with nice activities

John Digby

5 Google Rating

Good mix of interactive exhibits. Fun with making seeds and launching them in the wind tunnel. A goo

5/ 5

Good mix of interactive exhibits. Fun with making seeds and launching them in the wind tunnel. A good place to spend a few hours!

Andrea Kertész-Kerpen

5 Google Rating

The center is quite small moreover lovely people and great science facilities. We loved the paper s

5/ 5

The center is quite small moreover lovely people and great science facilities. We loved the paper snake making class as well.

Sharon Cavendish

3 Google Rating

What's there is great Ann's the kids loved it, but it's very limited so they ran out of things to do

3/ 5

What's there is great Ann's the kids loved it, but it's very limited so they ran out of things to do quickly.

Dave Cousins

4 Google Rating

Knowledgeable children's lecturers. And activities for just a small fee are worth while. We played w

4/ 5

Knowledgeable children's lecturers. And activities for just a small fee are worth while. We played with DNA patterns and extracted the DNA of a strawberry! The space itself is just a warehouse and the permanent exhibitions are slim.

Tom Britton

5 Google Rating

This is a fun place to visit time and again as the staff are great and the presentations are always

5/ 5

This is a fun place to visit time and again as the staff are great and the presentations are always varied and interesting.

Anabell

5 Google Rating

We had a great time at Cambridge Science Today. It was all about Dinosaurs and fossils. My five year

5/ 5

We had a great time at Cambridge Science Today. It was all about Dinosaurs and fossils. My five year old son enjoyed making fossils and talking to the friendly staff.

Jasmine Tripodi

5 Google Rating

STEMtots love it 😀 😍 ❤

5/ 5

STEMtots love it 😀 😍 ❤

Nina Rogers

5 Google Rating

We came for the rocket session, which had a nice balance of activities and demonstrates, at the end

5/ 5

We came for the rocket session, which had a nice balance of activities and demonstrates, at the end you had 20 mins to look at the displays.

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  • Saturday10:00 AM - 05:00 PM
  • Monday03:00 PM - 05:30 PM
  • Thursday03:00 PM - 05:30 PM
  • Friday10:00 AM - 05:00 PM
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