We The Curious

museum · immersive experience

We The Curious

A great rainy-day museum in City of Bristol

Today: moderate drizzle · 15°C

Light showers expected — plan for indoor spells

  • Wet weather

    A rainy-day pick

  • Setting

    Indoor

  • Entry

    Expensive

  • Who for

    Toddler-friendly · Ages 2–18+

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We The Curious is an interactive science centre in Bristol that encourages families to explore, ask questions, and get hands-on with science. Highlights include over 250 exhibits spread across three floors, a live science demonstration theatre, and a 3D planetarium (additional ticket). For kids: Hands-on exhibits like the 'Tornado' and 'Bubble Wall', plus a dedicated 'Under 7s' area with soft play and sensory activities. Age range: Best for ages 3–16, but all ages welcome. Many exhibits are accessible for younger children (age 2+ with adult help). Facilities: Café, gift shop, baby-changing rooms, lockers, and wheelchair access. Buggy parking available. Practical tips: Book tickets online in advance to save (peak times sell out). Allow at least 3–4 hours for a full visit. Planetarium shows are extra and best for ages 5+. Parking is limited; use public transport or nearby car parks.

We The Curious

What parents should know

We The Curious is an interactive science centre in Bristol that encourages families to explore, ask questions, and get hands-on with science.

Best timing

Book tickets online in advance

Peak times sell out, so purchase tickets online beforehand to avoid queues and disappointment on the day.

Best timing

Allow 3–4 hours for a full visit

Plan your day accordingly. Children often want to linger at exhibits, so don't rush through the three floors.

Must see

Dedicated Under 7s area

Younger children have their own soft play and sensory activity zone, perfect for toddlers and preschoolers.

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