History of Science Museum in Oxford: photos, reviews

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Step into a world of discovery at the History Of Science Museum in Oxford, where the past and future of science converge. This compact yet captivating museum offers an intriguing glimpse into science's journey through time, featuring remarkable displays such as Einstein's blackboard and the story behind the discovery of penicillin. Fans of Philip Pullman's "The Golden Compass" series will find a special delight in its connections to the museum's exhibits. The displays are clear and aesthetically pleasing, ensuring an educational and visually engaging experience, particularly for young inquisitive minds. With free entry, every visit promises an enriching day out for everyone.

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Suitable for children

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The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Broad Street (Stop W1)

Bus stop 30 m walk

High Street (Stop L3)

Bus stop 276 m walk

Magdalen Street (Stop C1)

Bus stop 252 m walk

Magdalen Street East (Stop C6)

Bus stop 206 m walk

Brasenose College

Bus stop 208 m walk

Wadham College (Stop W2)

Bus stop 135 m walk

4.4

based on 2,444 reviews

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4.4/5 2,444 reviews

Lisa Scarrott

I just absolutely loved it amazing museum fabulous clean and informative the Greek and Egyptian and the chinese areas so fascinating. The staff and employees volunteers are lovely very intentive. Didnt go to the cafe but will do next time 5 stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

David Davies

Floors restricted but what's on display very interesting

isushadow

Quite busy, but very interesting and enjoyable. I highly recommend visiting it. Please remember to donate to them, places like this need support.

History of Science Museum in Oxford

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