Estação Cabo Branco de Ciências, Culturas e Artes, Cultural center in João Pessoa, Brazil

Estação Cabo Branco – Ciência, Cultura e Artes, also known as Estação Ciência, is a cultural center in João Pessoa, Brazil. The building, designed by Oscar Niemeyer, features curved lines and white structures, with exhibition spaces, a library, and an auditorium.

The center was inaugurated in 2008 by then-mayor Ricardo Vieira Coutinho. A second unit opened in 2012, expanding the facilities for cultural activities.

The name "Estação Cabo Branco" refers to the nearby Cabo Branco lighthouse, a symbol of the city. Locals often visit the center for art exhibitions and educational activities, and the space hosts workshops and events that bring the community together.

The center is open to the public and offers free access to most areas. Visitors can explore the exhibitions and outdoor spaces at their own pace, and the site is accessible for people with reduced mobility.

The building's design by Oscar Niemeyer includes a large ramp that leads visitors to the main entrance, offering a view of the surrounding area. The center also has a small artificial lake that adds to the landscape.