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It is a nice place to spend a day to learn about the Newcastle over the centuries. A lot of information about life and culture can be found here. It has a very elaborative exhibition that tells the ship building industry of Newcastle, a lot of replicas of ships built here and many other details. It
Looking for something free to do, get along to the Discovery museum. It's free entry, has toilets and a cafe. It's for all ages. There are outfits to dress in, documentaries to watch, and science experiments to try. Travel back in time and see how life was and has changed in the northeast. It's a
Brilliant museum especially the way of life section. The museum is free, however a voluntary donation is very welcomed by the door staff who are very friendly and informative. There is a lovely clean area to have a family packed lunch and lots of activities for children hands on but just check on th
There's so much to do and see at the museum. The kids loved it. Lots of trails and activities to do and some very interactive exhibits, especially in the science section. There's some parking, if you're there early, but other parking close-by. They have a cafe and tables, where you can have packed l
A great museum, it takes you through different decades in Newcastle, and also has a cool science maze where you can explore and play too. Would be a fun place to explore with kids and is free entry. Definitely worth a visit.
Excellent day out , good parking outside free entry and lots to do to entertain the children , nice lunch in the cafe , some very interesting exhibits including an enigma machine and Turbina, all the children want to go back I went to see Lord Armstrong's Whimshurst machine , we saw only part of the
I find it hard to believe this is free, it is amazing, hours of entertainment for the kids, 3 floors of interesting and engaging activities and information. You pay a few pounds for the red arrows simulator, which is pretty good, everything else is free. The cafe was good value, though the grim fa
My first visit back to discovery in many years , have taken my teenage kids and they still really enjoyed it. Always good for a day out, thumbs up.
You really sense the love and dedication the people have wich maintain the museum. Totally worth a visit but at least reserve 2 hours at least or more. Thank you staff for showing the rich past of Newcastle. You have a place in our heart. Only i miss something about computer stuff.
An excellent museum for all ages, loads of great interactive exhibits. The museum tells the story of the North East of England incredibly. Cade is also surprisingly good for a small museum. Well worth a visit!!!
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