Copernicus Science Centre
(Centrum Nauki Kopernik)

Wybrzeże Kościuszkowskie 20  |  00-390 Warszawa
GPS: N 52° 14’ 30.6”, E 21° 1’ 43.1”

The Copernicus Science Centre is a modern science center in Warsaw, dedicated to inspiring people to explore the world through self-discovery, experimentation, and questioning. The institution promotes active learning and the development of cognitive curiosity, encouraging visitors to understand scientific phenomena and to use scientific and technological achievements responsibly.
A key part of the Centre’s activities are its exhibitions, featuring hundreds of interactive exhibits that allow visitors to independently explore natural and technological phenomena. Complementing the exhibitions are laboratories, workshops, and science shows, where participants can conduct experiments and develop research skills. The Centre also carries out research and educational initiatives related to social sciences and the psychology of learning.
In the LivingLab space, visitors can participate in experiments on curiosity, collaboration, and creativity, while simultaneously supporting scientific research conducted by researchers from around the world. The institution actively organizes science outreach events, such as lectures, workshops, meetings with scientists, and educational conferences, and also makes its spaces available for hosting conferences.
The Copernicus Science Centre bridges formal and informal education and serves as a meeting point for science, education, and culture, supporting the development of modern learning methods and the popularization of science.