WE struggled to find the place with road works all around but once inside we were suprised by the collection of items from art to submarines.

I visited the museum this week Wednesday afternoon. The museum is interesting, but too many rooms were closed for visitors. Due to lack of custodians? Among the closed rooms were the the i.lab rooms in M1, the Leonardo da Vinci room in M2, the upper...More

The museum was way bigger than we expected and it took a lot of time to visit it all although we tried to be as speedy as possible. You simply have to reserve more time to it if you are a science buff and really...More

We might have spent too much time at the da Vinci retrospective to give the rest of the museum the time it deserved. Really fascinating exhibits on energy and metallurgical topics. We also really liked a lot of the interactive rooms that were stationed by...More

The museum is really huge! Amazing educational space to learn more about Leonardo da Vinci and his drawings of machine models : submarines, planes, trains etc. Dedicated to Leonardo, the museum is divided in sections like space, water, land, environment. Beautiful museum for children with...More

Well we didn’t realise how large this museum was, how far back technology and science it took us back to and where we are today and look at the future. It’s a must visit. There is 12 acres of museum, we will return to the...More

Intrigued and fascinated by Leonardo da Vinci, this was a must place to visit. A large museum divided into different sections. On entry you will receive a guide map clearly showing exhibits over three different levels. The museum is divided into different sections which include...More