18.990772.8183Mumbai, Maharashtra

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Nehru Science Centre - Mumbai's Interactive Science Museum

India's largest interactive science center, featuring hands-on exhibits, a dinosaur park, a 3D theatre, and an outdoor science park for all ages.

Mumbai, MaharashtraHalf day (3-4 hours)9:30 AM – 6:00 PM₹70No Photography

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Best Season:The best time to visit is from October to March, when the weather in Mumbai is pleasant and cool, making it comfortable to explore the outdoor Science Park. The summer months from April to June are hot, but suitable for enjoying the indoor air-conditioned galleries. The monsoon season, from July to September, sees heavy rainfall which might restrict access to the outdoor park. Weekdays are generally less crowded than weekends and public holidays.

Duration:Half day (3-4 hours)

Entry (Indian):₹70

Entry (Foreign):₹70

Photography:Not Allowed

Parking:Not Available

Why Visit Nehru Science Centre?

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The Nehru Science Centre in Mumbai is an expansive and engaging space dedicated to science and technology. Spread over eight acres, it's designed to make learning fun through hundreds of interactive exhibits. As you walk through its various galleries, you can physically interact with displays that explain principles of sound, energy, mechanics, and light. A major highlight is the outdoor Science Park, where kids and adults can play with large-scale exhibits that demonstrate scientific laws in a garden setting. The centre also features a Prehistoric Animal Life section with life-sized, moving models of dinosaurs, which is a big attraction for younger visitors.

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Weekends, public holidays, and school vacation months like April-May and November-December.

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Weekday afternoons when school groups are visiting.

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Weekday mornings (9:30 AM - 12:00 PM), especially during school examination periods in February and March.

Entry Fees & Timings

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Indian Visitors

₹70

Per person

Foreign Visitors

₹70

Per person

Opening Hours

9:30 AM — 6:00 PM

Open on all days of the year except for two days: Holi (Festival of Colours, usually in March) and Diwali (Festival of Lights, usually in October/November). The ticket counter closes at 5:30 PM.

General Entry: ₹70 per person. Separate tickets are required for shows in the Science Odyssey building. 3D Science Film: ₹40. Science on a Sphere: ₹30. A combined ticket for multiple shows may be available. Entry is free for children below 3 years. Concessions may be available for large school groups with prior booking.

Location & Directions

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Address

Dr. E. Moses Road, Worli

Coordinates

18.9907, 72.8183

Nearest City

Mumbai

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How to Reach

Multiple ways to get to this destination conveniently

By Air

Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA) is the nearest airport, located about 18 km away. It takes approximately 45-60 minutes to reach by tax...

By Train

For long-distance trains, Mumbai Central (BCT) is the closest major station (4 km). For local travel, Mahalaxmi on the Western Line and Byculla on the Central L...

By Road

The centre is located on the main Dr. E. Moses Road in Worli and is easily accessible by car or taxi from all parts of Mumbai. It is close to the Bandra-Worli S...

Local Transport

Local trains are the lifeline of Mumbai. Alight at Mahalaxmi or Byculla station. BEST buses have excellent connectivity to Worli. Taxis, auto-rickshaws, and rid...

History & Significance

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History

The Nehru Science Centre began its journey in 1977 with the 'Light & Sight' exhibition. It was conceived as a space to foster a scientific mindset among the public, particularly students. The first phase of the centre, the Science Park, was opened to the public in 1979. The full-fledged science cent...

Significance

The Nehru Science Centre holds immense significance as a hub for informal science education in Western India. It plays a crucial role in making science accessible and understandable for the general public, moving beyond textbooks to hands-on experiences. Its popularity with school children makes it ...

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