
Kosala Perera
4 Google Rating
This museum opens at 12.30pm. Takes about 1hr 20mins to view the exhibitions.
This museum opens at 12.30pm. Takes about 1hr 20mins to view the exhibitions.
Nestled in the heart of Cambridge, the Whipple Museum is a treasure trove of scientific history and cultural heritage, dedicated to inspiring curiosity and learning. Home to an extensive collection of scientific instruments, models, and artifacts, the museum offers a unique glimpse into the evolution of science and technology, making it an essential destination for students, educators, and enthusiasts alike. Visitors can explore rare exhibits that highlight the intersection of art and science, fostering an engaging atmosphere that encourages discovery.
At the Whipple Museum, we pride ourselves on delivering an enriching experience that prioritizes customer satisfaction. Our knowledgeable staff is always on hand to answer questions and guide you through our fascinating displays. We also offer tailored educational programs and workshops designed to ignite passion for science in learners of all ages.
Whether you’re planning a visit with family, a school group, or simply looking to expand your knowledge, the Whipple Museum promises a thoughtful and memorable experience. For more information or to book an appointment, please contact us at 01223 330906 or visit our website at http://www.sites.hps.cam.ac.uk/whipple/. Come discover why the Whipple Museum is a beloved gem in Cambridge’s vibrant academic community!
4 Google Rating
This museum opens at 12.30pm. Takes about 1hr 20mins to view the exhibitions.
5 Google Rating
5 Google Rating
5 Google Rating
The Whipple museum of th History of science is one of Cambridge's hidden jewels. It has a magnificent collection of antique scientific instruments to enjoy - but more importantly for young children, it has a great selection of activity bags and boxes on various subjects. You can spend a great afternoon of explorations!
3 Google Rating
It's a small museum, interesting, but not first on your list
4 Google Rating
A small but charming museum with artifacts from the history of scientific technology.
4 Google Rating
Compact yet eclectic collection of scientific instruments. There are some very nice pieces but the explanations can be a bit sparse. High points for me was the collection of astrolabes and the globe collection. Although a good collection I felt it could be better curated as it does not always seem to have a discernable logic to the layout. However I enjoyed my visit a lot as I am a fan of such things.
4 Google Rating
For a campus museum, the collections are above or on par. While in terms of creating dialogues between audiences and collections, I would say the museum is subpar.