Discovery Museum

Visited here a few days ago and it was a really fun, spent around 1.5h here just exploring all the exhibits! it wasn’t too busy we got there for opening time :) also free to go in which is great!

Excellent experience for 5+ years old. we had a family day out. we loved it! started with lunch in the cafe. my son doesn't eat sandwiches so was quite restricted on what he could eat but our toasties were awesome. my other son adored his chhese sandwiches. the boys loved interacting in the science section. learning about things as they went. they found the people of newcastle section a bit dull but i found it quite fascinating. we struggled to park and ended up in what appeared to be a derelict site and paid £4 but at least it was nearby. the museum staff were absolutely lovely and fun plus informative. we ended our visit in the red arrow simulator which was well worth a little charge for tickets.

It's a first visit after few years and it was a nice trip. there are lots of things to do for little ones, some historical and science sections for older kids and adults ...good cafe with nice cakes. free but £5 donation recommended.

We visited newcastle for a couple of days. the museum is great with lots of facts and interesting articles on the top floor, which is loads of things for children and even adults to interact with. if you're in newcastle, it's 100% a must-see.

The discovery museum is a great way to spend a couple of hours. to start, it's free to enter, eith the option of donation. there are three floors of various things to. a look through the history of newcastle, a section on the army and war. plus, a slew of changing exhibitions. during the time we visited there was a section on the jewish population of newcastle which is always great to learn about.