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Scotland's First Science & Discovery Centre

Satrosphere Science Centre is Scotland's first science and discovery centre and with over 50 hands-on interactive exhibits and live science shows, a visit to Satrosphere will...

Introduction

Satrosphere is Scotland’s first science and discovery centre. Originally opened in 1988 we have been engaging people with science for over 21 years. Our interactive, hands-on exhibits and live science shows help our visitors discover more about the world around them and the science of how things work.

With free parking and close proximity to Aberdeen’s Fun Beach and many other attractions, a visit to Satrosphere is not to be missed.

1st and 2nd March- Satrosphere Science centre will be closed
1st and 2nd March- Satrosphere Science centre will be closed for a private event

Regular opening hours
Constitution Street is closed to through traffic but we are still open as usual with free parking for our visitors.

New Birthday Party Menu
Picky eaters? Now our birthday menus offer more choice for your partygoers...

Too Hot to Handle
Volcano Show from December 17th

Chemistry Map of Scotland
For the International Year of Chemistry in 2011, the Scottish Local Sections of the Royal Society of Chemistry are producing an interactive Chemistry Map of Scotland. We hope that schools will produce single page articles that describe Chemistry history or events that have taken place in their local area. Let's put Aberdeen on the map!

New exhibitions!
Now at Satrosphere two new exhibitions focusing on environmental issues!

Satrosphere Goes Social for Business
Satrosphere is introducing a series of social media workshops for businesses.

Wasted: The Trouble With Rubbish. REDUCE, reuse, recycle is the slogan for all as everyone is encouraged to clean up and dispose of their waste in an effective way. An interactive exhibition.

Coastal Power. A new exhibition from the University of Edinburgh which explores both the science and environmental issues associated with the construction of wave energy, tidal energy and offshore wind farms around the coastline of the UK.