Miami Museum of Science and Space Transit Planetarium

The Miami Science Museum, originally built in the 1950's, offers hands-on exhibits to excite children of all ages.The Planetarium has several shows throughout the day, at 12:30pm, 2pm & 4pm. On weekends, shows begin every hour starting at 11am.The Space... more on gocitykids.com

South Florida's largest natural history collection is combined... more on tripadvisor.com

Features hands-on exhibits, continuous demonstrations, outdoor wildlife... more on ae.miami.com

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0.0	Not so much fun as predicted When we went to the Miami Museum of Science, we thought that we would have... Matt , a user of Go City Kids, Read full review on Go City Kids
1.5	PATHETIC!!!!!! (Dec 21, 2004) This so called "PLANETARIUM" resembled a poverty stricken grammar school library straight out of the 1970's... A TripAdvisor Member , a user of Tripadvisor, Read full review on Tripadvisor

From the south, take U.S.1 north. Just before the exit to I-95 north, you'll see the entrance to the museum on the right (make sure you're in the right lane or you'll be northbound on I-95). From the north, take I-95 south to Key Biscayne/Rickenbacker Cau

Jun 11-Aug 3, Mon-Fri 9am-3pm, Daily 10am-6pm

Admission : Adults $20; Students/Seniors $18; Children (3-12) $13; Children (under 3) free ; Members $8; Members' children $6