The highlights for us were the models created from drawings of Leonardo da Vinci and the telecommunications hall. We were able to get in without a lineup. Do watch out for school tours. There is no café onsite (just some machines).

This museum is a great place for families to spend time learning about the contribution of Italians from Leonardo da Vinci to Marconi to science and technology. Excellent displays of replicas of Leonardo's inventions or proposals.

The layout of the museum is a bit scattered, but it does compel you to see all the various exhibits (sometimes more than once, as you may get turned around). There's something for everyone here, planes, trains, automobiles, a submarine, and even spaceflight in addition...More

An interesting collection of science and technology that covers a wide range of topics in a reasonably informative way. There are some exhibits that only have Italian information, but overall it's a good place for English speakers. It is a large place and I wasn't...More

This museum has a nice architecture and presents a lot of intersting science items, motors, locomotives, a pleasure to discover and education, a perfect choice to do with addos; fantastic the exhibit of Leonardo da Vinci, his models in wood, machines, airplane, a very nice...More

I don't know if it's a permanent exhibit, but the museum had a wonderful exhibit of da Vinci's drawings AND scale models when I visited. If you're a da Vinci fan, this is a must see.

Less notorius than similar science museums from London, Munich or Paris, I found it amazing. First of all evrybody must spend 1-2 hours to visit the DaVinci Exposition, a place where you can understand the fantastic activities of the most prominent scientist of mankind. A...More