Copernicus Science Centre

This place is absolutely incredible! It offers a wide range of fascinating interactive exhibits and hands-on experiments that captivate visitors of all ages. From exciting scientific demonstrations to engaging activities, there’s something here for everyone to enjoy. Children are delighted by the opportunity to explore and learn through play, while adults find the experiments just as intriguing and educational. Three years ago, I had the pleasure of visiting this museum with my son, and we were both completely fascinated by the experience. Every corner of the museum is filled with opportunities to discover, experiment, and be amazed by the wonders of science. It’s truly inspiring to see a place that encourages curiosity and learning in such a fun and interactive way. We are incredibly grateful that such a unique and engaging museum exists, allowing people to experience science in an exciting and memorable way. Thank you for creating this wonderful space where learning becomes an adventure!

Don't miss it if you're visiting Warsaw! Keep in mind that you'll spend at least 4-5 hours in order to see everything and experiment with exhibits on all floors. Maybe it's better to avoid the Center during weekends (lots of kids). We're a group of 3 adults and we enjoyed everything! Time flies when you enter the Copernicus Center. Would definitely visit again!

This place is worth spending a full day at. Everything is interactive and entertaining, from the extensive wildlife exhibits with thorough information to the abstract art and technology sections. The upstairs area is a blast, with an interactive play area perfect for adults and children. We spent three hours here, and the time flew by!

The Copernicus Science Center in Warsaw is an outstanding destination for curious minds of all ages. It’s a place where science becomes interactive, playful, and truly engaging – perfect for both kids and adults. While the toddler area wasn’t our main priority, we appreciated that it offered designated timeslots, allowing families with younger children to explore in a more relaxed environment. Our 4.5-year-old spent nearly an hour there, fully immersed – it’s a great space with age-appropriate, creative activities that keep little ones happily engaged. Beyond that, the interactive exhibits throughout the center are fantastic – whether it’s physics, technology, nature, or human perception, every station invites hands-on discovery. Our child was particularly fascinated by the reptiles and spiders – those exhibits made a lasting impression! A few practical tips: Book your tickets in advance. The center is very popular, and many school groups visit during weekdays, so it can get crowded. The online booking system is smooth and definitely recommended. Another pleasant surprise was the on-site café and dining area. The food selection was varied, fresh, and thoughtful, offering much more than the typical museum snack fare. It’s spacious, family-friendly, and a nice place to take a break. In summary: The Copernicus Science Center is much more than a museum – it’s a space for exploration, learning, and fun. Whether you’re visiting Warsaw with children or simply love science, it’s a top-tier experience. We’ll definitely be back!

This place is great for a day out—or even longer! Fun for both kids and adults, with hands-on experiments, cool tools, and live animals and reptiles to see. It’s both educational and entertaining. Facilities include a wardrobe, a cozy café, and a small shop. Descriptions are available in three languages. Highly recommended for a fun and interactive visit!

Has many demonstrations of physics, nature and robotics. You need to buy separate tickets for the space exhibition. Good for kids and adults alike. Universities should book special sessions here to teach their students practical examples of curriculum. For lockers you need a 2 pln coin and euro coin doesn’t work. They were kind to keep my bag but would be good if they supply plastic dummies for the coin.

Great place to visit with children or teenagers. You can enjoy a full day of education. We were there for around 5 hours, and it was absolutely not enough to see everything.

It's worth going with the kids, we really liked it. Lots of exhibits, interesting presentation, extensive information.