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Turn yourself invisible, see your soul, gaze at the stars...

Discover more than 200 eye-opening things to do at Bristol's most surprising science experience.
 

Curious?

Enjoy time out together

Where else can you fly through space, turn yourself invisible and climb inside a giant bubble all in one place?
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What's inside

Leave the everyday at the door and find surprises in two floors of exhibits that leave you wondering.

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What's on

Experience the joy of a new idea forming in our daily activities and journey to the stars in our 3D planetarium.

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Our pledges

The range and variety of installations and activities is astounding. Educational in a fun, hands-on way, and brilliantly run. Go once and you'll want to go again.
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Please book ahead

We're overjoyed at the response we've had since we reopened - weekends and holidays continue to book up far in advance.

Think you'll visit more than once?

We’ve created a flexible, accessible membership programme which welcomes everyone.

Education and schools

Get minds buzzing! A school trip to We The Curious is all about bringing the curriculum to life, building confidence and inspiring scientific thinking.

Latest education activities

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Solve It

Can you use the forensic toolkit of fingerprinting, chromatography, and microscopic hair analysis to solve our whodunnit?

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Wheelchair access limited

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Workshop

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We're proud to be an educational charity

Only with your support can we deliver our mission - to connect people through sharing creative experiences which celebrate the unknowns in science. 

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Community membership

For organisations supporting individuals who face barriers to accessing We The Curious.

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Latest news

From learning to love seagulls with local schoolchildren to saying farewell to 'X', here's our latest news.

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Curious Stuff

How do periods work in space? Can you trust the science on TikTok? Consider new perspectives with collections of stories, videos and activities that you can enjoy at home.

Hire our venue

From exclusive use of our planetarium, to a drinks reception overlooking Bristol's harbourside, we can offer you something a little different...