Exploratorium in San Francisco

The Exploratorium is an interactive learning center and museum located at Pier 15 in San Francisco, California. Established by physicist Frank Oppenheimer in 1969, it has become an iconic destination that merges art, science, and human perception. Visitors of all ages experience hands-on exhibits that encourage curiosity, creativity, and discovery. With its innovative and thought-provoking displays, the Exploratorium has been a pioneer in modernizing museum experiences around the world. Being named the 'Best Science Center in the World' by The Times of London, and receiving the National Science Board's Public Service Science Award, the Exploratorium has managed to maintain its reputation for excellence.

In addition to its remarkable exhibits, the Exploratorium is also famous for its stunning views of the San Francisco Bay, particularly the Bay Bridge. Continuously evolving and expanding, the museum now houses the Fisher Bay Observatory, the Tactile Dome, and the Outdoor Gallery. A visit to the Exploratorium provides tourists with a unique, immersive experience that combines learning, exploration, and fun. As a testament to its impact, over 180 million people worldwide have visited the Exploratorium or experienced its traveling exhibitions, while it has also inspired hundreds of similar institutions around the globe.