Glasgow Science Centre 50 Pacific Quay Glasgow
G51 1EA Tel +44 (0) 141 420 5000 Fax +44 (0) 141 420 5011 Email admin@glasgowsciencecentre.orgVenue Intro: - Science Mall at Glasgow Science Centre
The heart of GSC is the Science Mall. The gleaming titanium crescent overlooking the Clyde has three floors packed with exhibits, cafes and shop. Explore and discover over 300 hands-on exhibits, interactive workshops, live science shows, labs, the amazing Virtual Science Theatre, E-Learning Centre and ScottishPower Space Theatre, one of the finest planetaria in the world. - IMAX® at Glasgow Science Centre
With a screen bigger than a 5-a-side football pitch and a digital 12,000 watt sound system, the IMAX shows 2D and 3D films that will amaze and astound you. The IMAX camera looks at the world – and the universe – in a different way. After seeing an IMAX film you’ll never see a standard cinema the same way either. - Tower atGlasgow Science Centre
The Glasgow Tower is the world's first tower capable of revolving through 360° from the ground up. Standing at over 122m (400 feet) in height, the Glasgow Tower has displays on the city's past as well as future development, together with a viewing platform that can give views of some 40 mile (64 km) north and south.
Getting There: GSC is located on the banks of the River Clyde opposite the Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre (SECC) - By Bus:
First Bus 89/90, Arriva 24. (Pacific Drive) - By Car and Coach:
From the M8 (east or west bound) take junction 24 and follow brown signs. From the M77 stay in the left hand lane (marked A8 Tradeston /Kinning Park) as the motor way merges with the M8. Take the next exit (junction 21 ) and follow brown signs. Ample parking. - By Train:
Exhibition Centre Station. Covered walkway from station to SECC . Access to GSC is via either the Millennium Bridge or Bell’ s Bridge. (5 – 1 0 mins.) - By Subway:
Cessnock. Exit station and turn left. Follow brown pedestrian signs. ( 10 mins.)
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