A Week at the Science Museum

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The Royal Science Museum in Bristol is a highly popular place for families and school groups. The museum has a detailed weekly timetable with many different events, interactive exhibitions, and scientific shows. Let us explore how the museum operates during a typical week.

The museum is open every day from Monday to Sunday. From Sunday to Thursday, the doors open at ten o'clock in the morning and close at six o'clock in the evening. However, on Fridays and Saturdays, the museum has extended hours. On these weekend nights, it closes late at nine o'clock.

Guided tours of the main exhibition hall start every hour. The first tour begins at eleven o'clock, and the last tour departs at five o'clock. Once a day, at half past two, there is a special science experiment show for children in the main laboratory.

The museum also has specific events on certain weekdays.