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Museum of Science and Industry

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Discover Manchester's rich legacy of world-changing industrial innovations and scientific discoveries.

Mission

The Museum of Science and Industry is devoted to inspiring our visitors through ideas that change the world, from the Industrial Revolution to today and beyond.

Address: Liverpool Rd, Manchester M3 4FP, UK
Phone: 0161 832 2244
ku.gro.retsehcnamism@tcatnoc
State: Greater Manchester
Zip Code: M3 4FP


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Reviews
A free and much more interesting museum than we originally expected. The exhibits and information were very specific to Manchester so it felt quite unique and definitely made us appreciate the character of the city more. There was also a great presentation on some of the old industrial textile equipment. The museum is also not too big which made it quite manageable and very comfortable to visit. Staff were all friendly and left us feeling very happy that we visited.
I LOVE that museum. Been here a few times and although it’s always the same it’s always fun to experience. I went with my friends the first time but even my parents enjoyed it! Super interactive, fantastic if you’re interested in technological history. Staff are always so kind and welcoming! It’s free to enter but we always feel inspired enough to leave donations
An incredibly interesting museum with so many different topics.nYou learn a lot about the industrialisation of England – from cars and airplanes to gravity-related topics and early computers and servers.nOne section focuses on weaving and old looms, including a huge hall showing how production used to work in the past.nThere was also a guide with a microphone explaining the historical working conditions in factories, which made it even more impressive.nOn the second floor, there’s a gaming exhibition – from Nintendo 64 to the first PlayStation and many classic games.nSo much fun and absolutely worth visiting!
Definitely worth to see! Very educative and interactive science museum, good for kids and adults. We particularly loved the talk about the cotton process and there were lots of other activities upstairs. You can bring your own picnic or buy from the cafe upstairs.
A well organised museum charting the history of industrialisation in and around Manchester. Lots of interactive and interesting information and very much geared towards families with children. There’s a small section off the main hall on Stephen Hawkings which was fascinating! Upstairs on the first floor is full of children’s activities. Then across the square is the building that houses the steam engines! There was a very enthusiastic chap that explained the Pender engine and got the audience involved. And had a surprised brass band playing too! It’s free to enter, and they encourage you to make a donation!
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