Baltimore Attractions - Maryland Science Center

                                                                                         

If you are looking for something to do in Baltimore you have many options to choose from. One of those options is to visit the Maryland Science Center. It is a place that will not just entertain you, it will also educate you. Keep reading and learn about why you should go to the Maryland Science Center and what you can expect when you get there.


The Maryland Science Center contains three floors of exhibits, many of which are hands on. One of the most popular exhibits is the "Outer Space Place" which is home to the Hubble Space Telescope exhibit and even has a live connection to NASA. No space history buff should go without seeing it. The center is also home to an IMAX theatre. If you have never been to an IMAX theatre you do not know what you are missing. IMAX completely surrounds you with an extraordinary audio and visual experience which you will feel a part of. Some of the shows which have been seen at the center are "Beauty and the Beast" and "Space Station 3D". Other exhibits at the museum include Dinoquest where you can explore dinosaur fossils, a human body exhibit where you can see the miracles that are in all of us and various traveling exhibits which keep the center fresh and ever changing. The center truly has something for everyone.


If the Maryland Science Center sounds like it would be interesting to you , you can find it at 601 Light St in Baltimore. Before you go you should call the center's information line at 410-685-5225 for current hours, special events and for current pricing. Admission is currently $12 for adults, $11 for seniors and $8 for children. Admission to the IMAX is extra and you can get add it to the cost of admission for a special price. This will make admission $15 for adults, $14.50 for seniors and $$10.50 for children.

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