Cambridge Science Centre is the city’s first interactive science museum, dedicated to sparking curiosity and building a lifelong love of STEM through hands-on exploration. Founded in 2013 and now located at the Trinity Centre in Cambridge Science Park, it offers an ever-changing programme of exhibits, experiments, and activities designed for children, families, and schools. Visitors can engage with interactive displays covering physics, engineering, biology, and sustainability, guided by enthusiastic science communicators who make complex ideas accessible and fun. Beyond its walls, the Centre takes “Street Science” pop-up events into communities, ensuring access to science for all. Its new venue has become a vibrant hub for learning, with themed programmes such as “Building a Better World” exploring how innovation can shape a sustainable future. Welcoming over half a million people since its inception, Cambridge Science Centre continues to inspire the next generation of thinkers, makers, and problem-solvers in an inclusive, energetic environment.
Cambridge United KingdomCambridge Science Centre is located at The Trinity Centre within the Cambridge Science Park, Milton Road, Cambridge CB4 0FN. It is situated in a modern business and technology area slightly northeast of the city centre, offering easy access by car, bike, bus, or train. The Science Park location includes free parking and is close to various technology and research companies. Although set outside the historic city core, it is a short bus or bike ride to Cambridge city centre, where visitors can explore shops, cafes, museums, and university colleges. Public transport links and walking routes make it accessible for families and school groups visiting the interactive science exhibits.