Exploration Awaits at Lawrence Hall of Science

Located in Berkeley, this public science center engages visitors with hands-on experiences in various scientific disciplines.

Founded in 1968 by Nobel laureate Ernest Lawrence, the Hall features unique architecture and interactive displays, focusing on subjects from nanotechnology to astronomy. The museum offers facilities like a Planetarium and the Science on a Sphere®, enhancing its educational value.

Must-See Wonders

• 🐋 Sit atop a life-sized fiberglass whale, a unique photo op.
• 🔭 Explore hands-on exhibits designed for all ages, from early childhood to adults.
• 🌌 Enjoy a captivating show at the Planetarium or the National Geographic 3D Theater (additional fee required).

Admission includes numerous interactive exhibits suitable for families, tourists, and science enthusiasts. Parking is available on-site for a fee.