Science Center Spectrum

The Science Center Spectrum was an amazing experience, especially for the kids. Everything is hands-on and interactive, making learning fun and engaging. The exhibits do a fantastic job of showing how our senses perceive the world around us. From optical illusions to sound experiments and balance challenges, every station sparked curiosity and excitement. It’s a perfect place for children (and adults!) to explore science in a way that’s playful and memorable. Highly recommended for families visiting Berlin! Note: 1 ticket gets you into 3 museums please plan this for a half or full day. Good cafe in main building for a rest period.

A wonderful scientific delight for kids to explore. If you take the time to read the instructions and the descriptions, it is just incredible fun. Some experiments are not working but that does not take anything away in terms of the experience. One qualm I have is that when you go to the reception they direct you to the special exhibit to the right instead of the spectrum. If you are visiting multiple such museum I would recommend getting a Berlin museum pass.

Great place to visit. We went with the grandchildren 12 and 3. Both enjoyed it. Take the time to read about each exhibition before pressing any buttons. Try to visit when its not busy. I believe buying the tickest online in advance is cheaper. This can also be done on the day.

Very nice museum with interactive experiment. Pleasent for ages all around, and the staff is very engaged in explaining the experiment both in German and English

This place is a lot bigger than you think. The illusions and waves expirements are some of the best I've seen. Add that they've also got an Audi Quattro, Jag E type and a robot guide. And it's included in tye ticket price for the main science museum! Can't go wrong. If you want to see the full lot I'd allow a full day. You currently save €1 per ticket buying in advance

Lots of vintage cars, computers, technology, and interactive displays. Good for children. There is an overpriced cafe at the end.

Our kids had the best time here, everything is interactive! Might be the greatest kids museum so far (and we’ve been to many!!). They learned a lot too, many questions and answers. Each floor has lots of things to do, I also loved this place. The car section is downstairs and quite different to the main museum, still interesting but static.

If you like science and have not been to this Museum in Berlin, I totally recommend it. Light, Electricity, Magnetism, etc. It is also very interesting for kids to explain some simple things that they might ask, like why is the sky blue? Etc. I totally see it as a very nice way to get people and kids interested about science.