📢 Ever wanted to spend a night at the museum? How about a long weekend? Well soon you could thanks to our exciting partnership with The Landmark Trust bit.ly/3ArQ75R🧵1/4

Over two years after removing the #KensingtonHighStreet cycle lanes, there is still no progress towards safe cycling on this dangerous road. Last night we asked Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea: "Where is the urgency?" A thread... 1/

🥁 It's playtime at the Science Museum! From music that moves us, to a video gaming extravaganza, there’s lots more interactive experiences to enjoy than ever before! Our exciting new programme of exhibitions & events are available to book now 👇 bit.ly/3Ve2kEG 🧵 1/5

In honour of Netflix's #QueenCharlotte, here's a short thread of Her Majesty & friends as objects from the King George III collection held at the Science Museum....

If you're a new fan of #QueenCharlotte and the story of her husband, King George III, learn more about his youth and his energetic pursuit of 'natural philosophy' - the term then used to describe what we know today as science... 👑sciencemuseum.org.uk/objects-and-st…

A new visitor has boarded the Azimuth… the Cyberman has arrived in our Science Fiction exhibition! These part human, part machine creations have been terrifying #DoctorWho viewers since 1966. See it (if you dare!) until 20 August: bit.ly/3nWb3zk

This #PrideMonth, follow our self-led trail to discover some of the objects on display at the Science Museum that tell stories of queer communities, experiences, and identities 🏳️‍🌈! From the Automatic Computing Engine (ACE) to bantam chickens, take a l👀k: bit.ly/3NoTKAR

How do you respond to a consultation that suggests a *dotted line in paint* for cycling on the most dangerous roads in the borough?! 🤬 Here’s what you can do for #KensingtonHighStreet & Fulham Road… 1/2

🎼 Cue the encore! We’re delighted to announce that our smash-hit exhibition Turn It Up: The power of music will be extended through the summer by popular demand. Don’t miss your extra chance at this fun-filled interactive experience – book tickets now: bit.ly/3y0DbWs

🎉 Locomotion's New Hall is now open to the public! 🎉 The museum, part of the Science Museum Group and set in Shildon, County Durham, showcases engineering feats and locomotive legends right in the birthplace of the railways. The addition of New Hall means there’s even

Tonight at the museum the Longitude Prize on ALS on antimicrobial resistance was awarded to the PA-100 AST System from Sysmex Astrego, an innovative diagnostic testing device to transform the treatment of UTIs. Learn more in our latest blog by Roger Highfield: bit.ly/3VnX3uY

Tickets for #Versailles: Science and Splendour are now on sale! 🎉🎟️ Opening 12 December, this stunning exhibition uncovers the scientific side of the Palace of Versailles with magnificent objects and fascinating stories of scientific figures. Book now: bit.ly/3W70BlD

🎂 Today marks one year since #PowerUp opened Science Museum! Whether you’re a proud annual pass holder or never visited before, now’s the time to dive into our ultimate gaming experience, with newly added games ready to play right now 🎮 Book tickets: bit.ly/3WLbwDf

A beautiful day #RememberingMar with her friends and family. I really miss her love of life, museums and bringing people together.

After almost a decade of work we've opened the sixth site in the Science Museum Group and made the collection more accessible than ever before!

The world’s most famous watch designed for Marie Antoinette by Abraham-Louis Breguet will be on public display for the first time in the UK in our new exhibition Versailles: Science and Splendour. Commissioned in 1783, this intricately engineered masterpiece took decades to be

Great to see the Science Museum PR team's hard work result in two stories in The Observer today, celebrating a very old Rhinoceros in our Versailles exhibition and the 'barcoded wonderland' that is the Hawking Building at Science and Innovation Park

Our new out-of-this-world gallery, Space, is now open! Celebrating both the first space age and the future of space exploration through incredible objects such as the Sokol Spacesuit worn by the first Briton in space, Helen Sharman, and the Apollo 10 module that orbited the