:) Worth it. Kids loved it. Even though the write ups were only available in Galician or Spanish the items on display and how they were displayed is really well done. Free Entry as well :) :) :) :) :).

Excellent, free, science and tech museum with a focus on Spain.

Nice free technology museum. There were many kinds of bull. The most interesting thing was the front part of the double-decker plane that you could enter.

Amazing science museum. The best is the Jumbo aircraft cabin.

It's a science and technology museum. It does what it says on the tin. It killed an hour or two. The a boeing 747 and a chronological presentation of selected technology through the 19th & 20th centuries. I guess it would have been more rewarding if I understood Spanish better!

Nice museum, just lacking in a few exhibitions but can't grumble as it was free entry! Sectioned 747 plane was awesome

Wissenschaftsmuseum. Kostenloser Eintritt und Führungen für Erwachsene und Kinder. Freundliches Personal und schöne Ausstellung.

While the exhibitions themselves were quite interesting, the overall plan/layout of them was rather confusing. In one corner was the moon landing, turn around and you can read all about gilette razors and the invention of velcro and the light bulb. Information about the invention of the piano was right next to the particle accelerator which in turn was right next to the first motion picture camera... Entrance is free and they have 9 floors so there is plenty to see. A worthy visit.

Very interesting for kids. We spent about 2 hours

We really loved this museum, such a gem that you might expect to find in a big city, like Madrid or Barcelona (yet there is none like it), I guess that's why they've named it the National Museum of Science. Lots of interesting information for all ages! The building itself is modern, tall and beautiful (wheelchair friendly). Each floor has original pieces, cars, motorbikes, even a 747 airplane (clearly the star of the museum). You'll be shocked at the size of the first television! We thoroughly enjoyed learning about everything, information is clearly written (but only in Spanish). Google lens can translate what you don't understand. And best part, it's free!!

Had a very pleasant experience visiting this museum. Space and displays are well spaced out allowing flow and no bottlenecks. Well curated and organised. Majority of descriptions are in Spanish so used Google translate to understand the exhibits better. Staff were very helpful. Lockers are provided. A great place to visit and it's free. Recommend.

Fantastic museum with a huge range of science and technology inventions from throughout history, from the every day items, to the more obscure. The staff were fantastic and gave the kids a tour in English with activities that encouraged them to explore the different spaces and to learn about the different inventions. Thank you team.

Very interesting if you are in Coruña is perfect to see and enjoy

It's a fabulous museum. I recommend it to everyone.

This museum is fantastic. It is a journey through time through technical inventions and advances. Take your time going through all the areas, but don't expect to take in everything you see. You have to come back for that. It's definitely worth it.

Fantastic Museo it gives you a perspective of how did the technology evolved.

Very interesting , free entry educational

The building is amazing and the exhibit is very educational.

It’s very good! All the things it teaches about Spanish science, ma shines and culture! Plus the Kahoot at the end, it’s perfect! And the tickets are 0€!!

“A must!” To visit in A Coruña. Amazing museum . With free entrance

Worth a visit!

An amazing museum, especially for kids. A must in your A Coruña visit.

The science museum is impressive in scale. A lot of interesting technology from the 20th century. I was surprised that the organizers were able to place the nose of the plane in the charge, where you can watch the cockpit, sit in the seats

I have been there twice during my staying in Coruña and I liked it a lot. There's a lot to see and discover. The most unbelievable part is that the visit costs 0€

Absolutely worth it!