Glasgow Science Centre Review

Very informative and interactive experience! Many things to get involved in on the top-floor which has the the most engaging exhibits in my opinion!Variety of physical/endurance tests amongst other things which was a very positive unexpected welcome!

The industrial city that looks relatively simple is not very rigid in the urban renaissance of this pier. The newly built glass curtain wall building in the middle of the pier looks like a moon-like building. It looks very futuristic. There is another one between the arcs. The pool is embellished, the effect of the building is still very good, the exhibits inside are more suitable for children to play, pay attention to interaction and understanding of knowledge.

Glasgow Science Centre is the most modern building in the city, the main building is like a huge conch erected on the lake, under the colorful neon lights at night, especially beautiful, here is also the most beautiful place in Glasgow night scene, it is worth a visit.

Tickets cost more than ten pounds. I didn't have much hope, but I didn't expect it to be a fun place! Especially for happy children who are willing to explore! It is really suitable for (with children) to play. And there is a harp that makes a sound by plucking the air from your fingers.

Located along the River Clyde, Glasgow Science Centre is composed of three buildings, namely Science Centre, Glasgow Watch Tower and IMAX Theatre, with a modern exterior. There are many interactive facilities to encourage visitors to participate. Tickets £9, students can get a discount.