In July, we are open from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., and on Fridays – from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
At the Exhibitions, you will find completely new exhibits!
“Prescription for everything” is a vending machine with pills, sprays and injections for contemporary existential problems. Although the exhibit approaches the topic in a rather playful manner, it makes us think about the ubiquitous striving to make everything quick, simple and easy.
“DNA in a test tube” helps to realise how much information is contained in the DNA extracted from just one cell. If we tried to write them all down as a sequence of letters in books, we would have to store them on a giant library shelf.
“Catch a second” refers to precise atomic clocks that measure time in nanoseconds daily.
Copernicus all inclusive
Remember that a ticket to exhibitions includes free access to many additional attractions, such as:
- performances at the Robotic Theatre
- shows at the High Voltage Theatre
- workshops in the exhibition space
- classes in four laboratories
- experimenting in the Thinkatorium
Other attractions
On 14th July, together with Samsung, we will celebrate Explorers’ Day. Our Exhibitions will be free of charge, and there will be special technological attractions in Copernicus. Free tickets will be available online on 8th July.
On 18th July, the first-ever holiday Lates 18+ will take place. The evening, titled “Me Robot,” will focus on the development of robotics, AI, and cybersecurity. Remember to buy your tickets soon! The Lates 18+ will come back only in November.
We invite you to participate in summer activities in our EduFactory. Come and create unique images using the cyanotype technique and make your unique lamps.
Planetarium
At the Planetarium, you will see live sky shows and space-themed films. There are concerts under the stars every Friday, and once a month – "Straight from the Sky" meetings with scientists. On 11th July, we will talk about meteorites.
You can attend these events by buying a separate ticket or using the so-called combined ticket. The exhibition “Look! There's the Earth!” presented in the Planetarium building, is free of charge.
See Warsaw from above
Don’t forget about our rooftop garden. It is available free of charge from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. You can access the garden by walking up the ramps on both sides of the building; there is no need to go inside.
