The highly anticipated venue has announced its opening date 🙌
Eureka! Science + Discovery will be opening in Seacombe later this year. The museum is dedicated to raising aspirations of children and young people across the North West.
Eureka! Science + Discovery features zones exploring the wonderful uniqueness of our Bodies, all the things that are part of the fabric and spaces of our Homes, and Nature where questions ranging from the smallest critters to the big questions around climate action are explored. There is also Make Create, a space where imagination and innovation come together to allow visitors to tinker and create.
Eureka! Science + Discovery is the first expansion of the brand anywhere else in the UK and has been earmarked as an important element of the Liverpool City Region’s inclusive growth and education ambitions. The new £11.4m visitor attraction has received funding from both public and private sector donations, including £6.
Mayor of the Liverpool City Region, Steve Rotheram said: “Our area has established itself as an international tourist destination for a reason: because we offer our visitors an experience unlike anywhere else in the country. Eureka!'s arrival will bring another fascinating new addition to our offer.
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