The UK is packed with brilliant places to geek out over science, from London icons to hidden regional gems. Time to rank the spots that made you go 'ooh, that's clever'.
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Science Museum, London
Home to Stephenson's Rocket, the Apollo 10 capsule, and that hands-on Wonderlab kids refuse to leave. A rainy-day rescue mission for parents nationwide.
Natural History Museum, London
Dippy may have toured off, but Hope the whale now rules Hintze Hall. Dinosaurs, gemstones and that earthquake simulator everyone secretly loves.
We The Curious, Bristol
A playground of interactive experiments where you can make a tornado, stare into a planetarium, and pretend it's all for the kids.
National Space Centre, Leicester
That giant rocket tower is visible for miles, and inside you'll find real spacecraft, a planetarium, and enough astronaut ice cream to regret later.
Jodrell Bank, Cheshire
A UNESCO World Heritage Site where you can stand beneath one of the world's biggest radio telescopes and feel pleasingly tiny.
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