An interactive science and technology museum where about 300 exhibits can – and should – be touched. Here you can launch a cloud up to the ceiling, make giant bubbles, get through mirror and laser mazes and build a bridge without a single nail. The perfect place for families with kids who want to understand how the world works.

Why visit

  • About 300 interactive exhibits that are not hidden behind glass – you can spin them and set them going
  • Mirror and laser mazes, an acoustic room, illusions and puzzles for kids and adults
  • Launch a cloud up to the ceiling, make a giant bubble and build a bridge without a single nail
  • Weekend science shows: the “Tesla Show”, “Cryo Lab”, the chemical “Reactive Show” and “Crystalmania”
  • Your ticket is valid all day – with the wristband you can leave, grab a bite at the café and come back
  • On their birthday and for six days after it, the birthday person gets into the museum free

Good to know

Ticket prices
Adult – UAH 350, child (ages 3–16) – UAH 320, group of 5 – UAH 1,550. Children under 3 – free.
Discounts
A UAH 240 ticket for war and ATO veterans, internally displaced persons, pensioners, people with disabilities, families of fallen defenders and children of missing soldiers – with valid ID.
Birthdays
Birthday visitors get in free on their birthday and for six days after it on presentation of an ID document.
Opening hours
Saturday and Sunday, 11:00 to 19:00; the box office closes an hour before closing time.
Science shows
Science shows take place on weekends – the current schedule is published on the museum’s website under “Weekend show schedule”.
Under 14s – only with an adult
Children under 14 may visit the museum only with an adult. The ticket is valid all day – thanks to the wristband you can leave and come back.

Experimentarium is a museum with no “do not touch” signs. About 300 exhibits stand right in the hall rather than behind glass: you can spin, press or start each one – and see a law of physics in action with your own eyes. The exhibition is divided into themed zones – mechanics, electromagnetism, optics, acoustics and anatomy. There are machines and mechanisms, illusions and puzzles, an acoustic room, mirror and laser mazes, plus a separate exhibition on the mysteries of water. You can draw patterns with a pendulum, make a giant bubble or build a bridge together without a single nail. On weekends the museum hosts science shows – the electric “Tesla Show”, “Cryo Lab”, the chemical “Reactive Show”, “Crystalmania” and “Kitchen Experiments”. The show schedule is published on the museum’s website. Your ticket is valid all day: you get a wristband, so you can leave, grab a bite at the café and come back. On their birthday and for six days after it, the birthday person gets in free.