Museum of Solutions(MuSo)

Nice place for children to explore, place is in tune with times today. Wish staff was more enthusiastic, concept of this instead of getting children stamped and covered different zones was managed better, instead the focus like other new contemporary peers is on knowledge this is completion of task. It's not cheap to get in here, and food in cafe is also not priced less. Yes can surely check it out once unlike the old classic museum around give a feel to keep coming back again

The Museum of Solutions in Parel is a fantastic place for kids, offering a refreshing change from the usual gaming zones. It’s not just about fun—it’s about learning in an engaging and interactive way. Children can explore various topics like water conservation, pollution, flora & fauna, technology, and art, making it both an entertaining and educational experience. Time flies once you’re inside, as there’s so much to see and do. It’s a perfect weekend outing for families, where kids can play, discover, and expand their knowledge simultaneously. The staff is incredibly warm and friendly, ensuring that children feel comfortable and engaged throughout their visit. Located just before the gate of Kamla Mills on Pandurang Budhkar Marg, the accessibility is convenient. However, parking can be a bit tricky. Fortunately, they offer a valet service, but if you’re coming with a driver, it’s advisable to park somewhere nearby. Overall, Museum of Solutions is a must-visit destination for families looking for an enriching and enjoyable experience. Highly recommended!

An excellent museum with multitudes of experiments on different scientific principles ideal for kids. A novel guided learning accompanied with solving problems. It can be visited many times for fun and learning, as well.

Interesting place for Kids. They have 2 five hour slots during the day to visit the 5 floor museum. On entry they give you a green rubber band to wear. 6th floor is the library,7th-8th-9th has all activities involving animation, water play,mechanics,tools, water awareness & activities, 3d printing, Lazer printing, wood carving & many more activities. T floor is the terrace which has Interesting plants related activity/knowledge. Kids are given a passport wherein they can collect country stamps for each activity completed. The staff assist the Kids for all the activities. Each floor has place to keep bag & belongings before entering the play area. Muso cafe on 1st floor offers lovely crossaints,sandwiches & coffee. Slightly expensive but good food. During the 5 hour slot you can also exit the place & re-enter. This place is quite engaging for the child & parent who accompanies the child. Parking available in the premises at Rs.150 charge. Ground floor has mini golf at an additional charge.

MUSO by far is the best interactive place for kids to learn and have fun at the same time. Location is the best thing google might take u to Ikea but MUSO as it's dedicated entry before Ikea. It has a parking facility and very supportive staff. The floor staff is very well informed and all floors are like different world/planet on its own. FOOD is best won't mind going in only for the food try. Overall a must go and take the whole day package, every ticket u buy an underprivileged kid ll be given a free entry I think. Ms. Tanvi Shete ji has done a remarkable job in setting up this facility. Regards

Amazing edutainment- a must visit for all the 1st to 8th standard kids. So much to explore and learn the basics of physics, logic, environment, geography, soil and plants and much more than most of the academics offer. Extremely well curated and meticulously crafted space. Superb enthu staff, kind and patient attitude to teach/ share with the kids and guests is an amazing quality many guides/ volunteers across similar facilities should learn from the staff here. Kudos to one and all! Heartiest congrats to the designers, curators, content writers, architects and all the design-implementation team. Amazing job you’ll! One suggestion to the creators - let’s not only preach the sustainability and SDGs and tell others to be sensible about it. Let’s lead by an example - simple examples such as keeping the AC between 25-27 degrees and not at freezing 19 as it was on 10th May’25. The F&B sold - particularly chocolates are wrapped in 3 layers of paper and this generates waste, the water served at each floor is unrealistically chilled wasting the electricity in the process and even difficult to drink … along side, though wonderful storytelling signs etc if such minute details are explained (after practising them) it will have lasting 1st hand experience and impact on the kids and adults likely. For ex: the chocolate is covered using leaf wrapping paper/ and degrades within 30 days or the AC temperature is purposely kept at 26 and it saves enough electricity per day to lit-up 100 homes in India or so…. Keep rocking jsw team! Love the whole idea and the hard work gone into making this amazing place.

Went with my daughter who is 15 years old. A very interactive place. Should be visited atleast once. A unique concept. The kids learn new things.

Love to keep coming back to this place again and again. There is so much to explore and learn in ways that really resonates with children and adults. A big shout out for the unique camps and workshops conducted here. My kids have attended 3 of them and I can vouch for the amazing time they have had here attending these camps. From art that is more than just drawing and coloring to creating your own Race Cars and Theme Parks, MUSO Workshops are like none other. A must must must do for all kids of varying ages!