Glasgow Science Centre

Glasgow Science Centre is a modern facility along the River Clyde built from three structures clad in different metals: titanium, stainless steel, and aluminum, each serving distinct purposes. Together they form an expansive complex with multiple floors and spaces dedicated to interactive learning.

The site opened in 2001 after the former cargo port underwent redevelopment following the 1988 Glasgow Garden Festival. This transformation turned an industrial area into a contemporary destination for visitors and local communities.

The center serves as a gathering place where families and school groups explore science through hands-on experience. Visitors engage directly with exhibits that transform abstract ideas into tangible, understandable concepts they can touch and test themselves.

The complex offers ramps and elevators to accommodate visitors with different mobility needs. On-site dining with local food options provides a convenient break between exploring the different exhibition areas.

The facility operates a secondary site at a wind farm where visitors can learn about renewable energy production firsthand. This partnership has introduced thousands of people to sustainable energy concepts since its establishment.

Location: Glasgow City

Inception: 2001

Fee: Yes

Address: Pacific Quay

Opening Hours: listopada 04-marca 30 Środa-Piątek 10:00-15:00; listopada 04-marca 30 Sobota,Niedziela 10:00-17:00; marca 31-sierpnia 31 10:00-17:00; kwietnia 02,kwietnia 04,maja 03,maja 08,maja 14,czerwca 03,czerwca 06,czerwca 13,czerwca 18,lipca 02,lipca 14 10:00-16:00; września 30 off

Phone: +441414205000

Email: contact.us@gsc.org.uk

Website: https://glasgowsciencecentre.org

GPS coordinates: 55.85850,-4.29403

Latest update: December 22, 2025 14:57