Explore the wonders of science with a day full of learning and family fun at the Marian Koshland Science Museum located in downtown Washington, DC. This museum uses interactive exhibits to captivate is audience, young and old alike. There are plenty of hands-on demonsrations that both you and the kids can enjoy. You can even catch a glimpse at your own DNA.
The museum is named after an immunologist and molecular biologist who conducted groundbreaking research in the behavior of antibodies and helped to pave the way for future scientists. The museum may not be found too interesting by small children, and may be best enjoyed by people 13 and up. However, children of all ages are permitted. This facility is more than just a museum, it's an exploration of topics that are important to us today and will continue to be important to us in the future.
This museum does not offer free admission, but the admission price is quite reasonable for people of all ages. All tours are self guided, and you'll need about an hour to see all the exhibits. The museum is open at 10 a.m. daily, except for Tuesdays. It is closed on Tuesdays, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and January 1st through 13th. The museum closes one hour after last admission.
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