About Copernicus Science Centre
The Copernicus Science Centre in Warsaw is an interactive learning center on the west bank of the Vistula, named after the astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus. Opened in 2010, the complex sits on top of a road tunnel in the city center and includes a two-story main building as well as a multimedia planetarium with a striking dome. Visitors experience the natural sciences through hundreds of interactive exhibits in six different exhibition areas covering topics such as motion, the environment, and light. The offerings are rounded out by laboratories, a Park of Inventors, and dining options. The center serves as a collaborative project to promote knowledge and offers space for conferences and creative discovery.
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- Category
- Museum › Science museums
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- Address
- Wybrzeże Kościuszkowskie 20
00-390 Warsaw, Poland - District
- Midtown
- Phone
- +48221225555
- Website
- www.kopernik.org.pl
- info@kopernik.org.pl
- Coordinates
- 52.24180° N · 21.02849° E
- Data quality
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An exploration centre that brings together various branches of science and demonstrates their key principles and modern advances via interactive exhibits and experiments. There is plenty to interact with for visitors of all ages, although the centre was designed mainly with families with children in mind. There is also a planetarium, requiring a separate ticket
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