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Ready for a nature adventure?

No matter the weather there's exploring fun to be had in Bio:Space. 

Come and watch the ant colony. Discover what job each ant does. See the mealworms and beetles. Did you know they like to munch on card and polystyrene?

Explore outside in the South Downs National Park. It's an amazing place to find out about science in nature and how we can all keep it safe and special for everyone to enjoy.

Don't forget your hat and coat – we'll be going outside whether it's sunny or rainy.

Let's have some hands-on outdoor fun

Bio:Space is the most amazing place ever to go on an outdoor scavenger hunt. There's minibeasts to watch and foraging to take part in. 

Accessibility info

Accessibility info for Bio:Space

Bio:Space is all about making things and exploring. There are lots of activities to do every day and the whole area is accessible for everyone to have fun here.

Find it hard to make things with your hands? No problem. There's plenty to do with limited dexterity. Don't like noise? You can borrow ear defenders from the welcome area, Bio:Space, Science Theatre and Science Live to keep it quiet.

Need something special to make your day the best day ever? Just ask us – we're here to help.

Read all about accessibility here

What is science in nature?

Science in nature delves into our incredible natural world including its fascinating processes and systems. This includes everything from weather patterns to animals and plant life. At Winchester Science Centre, science in nature is brought to life through amazing hands-on displays and experiences designed to develop curiosity in visitors young and old.

 

Visit Winchester Science Centre today for an immersive experience, learning how science can be used to understand a variety of natural phenomena including gravity and photosynthesis.

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Join the Curiosity Club

Spend the next 12 months making new discoveries with an annual membership. Get free entry, discounted tickets to The Planetarium and lots of special extras!

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October half term

As well as all the usual Science Centre fun, there’ll be even more on offer this October half term to excite all ages – all included with admission.

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Cosmic Christmas is back!

Cosmic Christ is back this December at the Science Centre! Experience a live-action immersive adventure with Santa.

Limited tickets available