Tianjin Science and Technology Museum

　　The museum is located on Longchang Road and was built in 1994, with a construction area of nearly 20,000 square meters. It is currently the largest comprehensive science museum in China in terms of scale, equipped with the most advanced facilities and the most complex technology. The museum includes exhibition halls, a planetarium, lecture halls, training classrooms, and more. It serves as a science education and outreach base for the whole society, especially for young people.

　　The exhibition hall covers an area of 10,000 square meters, divided into two levels, and is organized into 14 zones by different disciplines. The first floor is the Enlightenment Hall, featuring seven exhibition areas: Celestial Phenomena, World of Mechanics, Communications and Information, Mysteries of Electricity, Food and Nutrition, Transportation and Aerospace. The second floor houses the Energy and Materials zone, including seven exhibition areas: Optical Wonders, Human Science, Mathematical Journey, Computers and Machinery, Acoustic Exploration, Learning and Life. A total of 318 pieces (sets) of exhibits are displayed, with 80% of them allowing direct hands-on interaction by visitors.

　　The multi-functional planetarium, also known as the Universe Theater, is a three-quarter circular structure situated over 14 meters high. It has a construction area of 2,000 square meters. The interior is equipped with a tilted aluminum dome and a 360-degree full-dome film projector, screening natural science programs. The theater can accommodate 260 people for simultaneous viewing.